Review on Fastparcelcourier

The website FastParcelCourier.site claims to provide courier and shipping services. It advertises itself as a domestic and international package delivery service where customers can pay for shipping, follow packages, and anticipate delivery. In order to allegedly facilitate the transportation of products, it probably requests money in advance for "shipping costs," "customs clearance," or "delivery charges."

On closer examination, though, it is devoid of physical addresses, verifiable credentials, reliable contact methods, and credible proof of operational infrastructure. Its claims are not supported by any tangible evidence, such as a real office, regulatory registration, or previous transactions. Many of its features seem flimsy, designed to provide the appearance of a genuine courier service devoid of depth. It's telling that there aren't any reliable user reviews (apart from anonymous or self-claimed ones).

To put it briefly, the website makes typical claims about courier and delivery, but the evidence points to the site being a scam that accepts payments but never delivers.

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Lack of operational proof

A legitimate courier would show their network: offices in cities, warehouses, partner couriers, license numbers, service routes, fleet, and so on. FastParcelCourier.site does not convincingly present such assets. The absence of verifiable physical presence strongly suggests it is a shell site.

Payment without performance

A common scam pattern: solicit payment (shipping cost, handling, customs) before any delivery begins. Once payment is made, the site can block communication, delay indefinitely, or vanish. Given the lack of accountability, you have minimal recourse.

Fake tracking / phantom parcel

They may issue a tracking number which shows “in transit” or “arrived at customs” endlessly, giving false hope to victims. Because there is no real parcel, you can never verify via independent transport systems.

Predecessor scam tactics

Courier scams are well documented. Many use urgent notifications that “your parcel is held until you pay X” or “you missed shipment, pay now.” These tactics are recognized by consumer protection agencies.

Also, fraudsters sometimes impersonate real courier brands or use lookalike domains.

User complaints and reports

While direct reports about this specific site were not found in my search, many similar courier operations attract complaints like “never received goods after paying shipping” or “asked to pay extra money mid-shipment.” That pattern matches what this site likely does. One Facebook post references a “Fast courier” failure in handling TEMU shipments and a subsequent scam tactic. 

No credible external validation

A legitimate company would show up in business directories, regulatory filings, user review sites, and with some traceable history. This site does not surface reliably in such sources.

Risk escalation (additional demands)

Scams often escalate by demanding further fees (clearance, detention, “release fee”). Victim pays increasingly until unwilling or suspect. Because this site is not regulated, you cannot contest such fees or demand proof.

Based on the weight of these factors, it’s reasonable and responsible to label fastparcelcourier.site as a high-risk or outright fraudulent site. The balance of evidence leans strongly to “scam.”