Review on Expresscourlinks

ExpressCourierLinks.com presents itself as a global logistics and courier service, offering parcel tracking, door-to-door delivery, express/overnight services, and international cargo solutions. The site states it operates globally, with a claimed fleet of over 500 vehicles, and coverage across five continents. It invites users to “Track and Trace your Cargo/Courier” by entering a consignment number (e.g. “ETL6574858”). It also publishes a “Shipping Disclaimer” stating it will leave packages if no one is present, disclaims liability for damaged goods, and promises various “premium” shipping options (same day, overnight, world express, etc.). On its “About” and “Services” pages it emphasizes a “competitive range of Premium Express Delivery Services,” “world-class customer service,” and “adaptable infrastructure.” It also displays contact details: an address in Orlando, Florida (3907 Kenwood Place, Orlando, Florida, 32801) and a phone number +1 434 879 1569, and an email info@expresscourlinks.com. 

However, scrutiny reveals numerous inconsistencies, suspicious features, and testimonials from users claiming this site is a scam. For instance, posts on Reddit allege that no package was ever sent and that the site demands additional payments under threats (e.g. bogus legal fine/fee demands) to “release” packages.

In sum: the site markets itself as a global courier/logistics business, but many structural, technical, and user-reported red flags strongly suggest it operates as a fraudulent front to extract money from victims.

More Details

1. Behavior matches known scam archetype
   Fraudulent courier scams commonly use the following pattern: a user is told they have a package (sometimes from a seller or third party), given a tracking site, and then after paying “shipping” or “customs,” they are asked to pay further amounts (taxes, release fees, legal penalties) supposedly required to clear customs or release the parcel. In many cases, no actual package exists. Reports for this site follow that pattern (users say: no package ever shipped; site then demands additional payments). 

2. Unverifiable operations / lack of proof
   A real courier would have verifiable physical infrastructure, documented branch offices, logistics partners, client testimonials, evidence of fleet, etc. ExpressCourierLinks gives grand claims but none withstand scrutiny. The names in “Our Team” are suspicious (“Peter Parker,” etc.). The address is isolated and likely fake. This points to a shell operation intended to appear real.

3. Isolation in external sources / no credible footprint
   Legitimate couriers are mentioned in shipping forums, logistics directories, tracking databases, or have reviews in business registries. ExpressCourierLinks lacks credible external visibility. It is not reliably found on major tracking aggregators as a recognized carrier. This absence is a red flag: either very new and obscure (unlikely given claimed global scale) or fraudulent.

4. User testimonials of being scammed
   The strongest external evidence: reports from victims on Reddit and in scam forums confirm they never received goods, and that demands for further payments followed. These firsthand accounts are powerful in assessing legitimacy. One user wrote:

   “Yes. You were robbed. It’s a scam. No package was ever sent.” 

5. Disclaimers crafted to shield fraud
   The site’s disclaimers absolve them of almost all risk (damage, delay, liability) and note that they may deliver without signature. Real courier firms typically carry liability insurance, guarantee certain service levels, and accept responsibility for lost or damaged goods. The extreme disclaimers suggest an intention to evade accountability after extracting funds.

6. Poor technical/web design and content inconsistencies
   The site shows signs of rushed or template design, stock or generic content, placeholder images, poor proofreading, and unrealistic claims without evidence. These traits are common in fraudulent web fronts.

7. No regulatory or compliance proof
   Shipping across borders involves customs paperwork, insurance, trade compliance, forwarder registration, etc. A legitimate firm would document these. ExpressCourierLinks shows no such documentation, no certifications, and no proof of compliance with logistics regulations.

Given all these, the probability the site is a scam is extremely high. Engaging with them (sending money, providing personal or financial data) carries very high risk.