Review on Firstglobaldelivery
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Summary
About Firstglobaldelivery
The website in question — First Global Delivery (firstglobaldelivery.com) — presents itself as a global shipping and logistics provider, offering services such as parcel tracking, international freight, and door-to-door delivery. According to its FAQ page, the company claims to have a presence in “64 countries and an international network of partners and agents.” Their FAQ also explains tracking-related issues (e.g., invalid waybill errors, tracking showing information for incorrectly addressed shipments) and states that “Time Definite shipments is an 8 digit numeric number (e.g. 12345678, 23456789).”
On the face of it, the site appears professional: there’s a structured FAQ, office hours listed (“Monday – Saturday : 9:00 AM – 20:00 PM”) and an address of “2227 Angel Ave Toledo, OH 43611, United States” on the FAQ page. However, certain elements raise questions about the company’s transparency, authenticity, and overall reliability (which we’ll examine in detail below).
More Details
In assessing whether the site is legitimate (real, credible) or a scam, we must weigh evidence and apply logistic-industry norms.
On one hand, First Global Delivery shows several markers of a functioning logistics website: FAQ, tracking system, address, claimed global network. These features are consistent with a real shipping company.
On the other hand, the logistics sector (especially international shipping and courier services) is rife with scam operations. These often mimic real logistic company websites, give plausible tracking numbers, and then demand unexpected “customs fees”, “insurance payments”, or “release fees” to deliver the package. Forum posts repeatedly warn about such patterns:
“The website is legit. 100% trusted” vs later: “It’s definitely a scam… they ask you to pay an extra fee after tracking shows in transit.”
Given that, I must classify First Global Delivery as real but unverified: there is no strong evidence it is a scam, but neither is there strong evidence of long standing credibility, third-party verification, or documented positive customer experiences. For a user in a region like Nigeria, where shipping scams are common, relying on this company without further due diligence is risky.
If you are considering using the site, I would recommend the following caution steps:
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Contact their listed address & phone number: verify that someone answers, ask for local agent or regional contact.
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Ask for references or proof of actual shipments to your region (Nigeria / Africa) and clients.
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Check the waybill/tracking number: ensure it appears in independent tracking aggregators (if available) and corresponds to origin/destination.
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Do not pre-pay large sums beyond confirmed freight/shipping cost without receiving tangible shipment updates.
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If any “extra fees” are requested (customs, clearance, release) ask for official invoice, company letterhead, and verify independently.
Thus, while there are no definitive flags showing it is a scam, caution is strongly advisable. Until more independent data (reviews, company registration, shipping performance) is available, treat engagement as higher risk than with established names.
Warning: Low score, please avoid this website!
According to our review, this website has a higher risk of being a scam website.
It may attempt to steal your funds under the pretense of helping you make money.
Notice: High Score — Not likely to be a scam website.
According to our review, this website has a low risk of being a scam.
There is minimal indication of fraudulent activity.
Notice: Moderate score — Caution advised.
According to our review, this website shows a moderate risk level based on current data.
There is no strong evidence of a scam, but users should proceed carefully.
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Pros
- The website appears well structured, with clearly presented FAQ and tracking guidance.
- Having a listed US address and standard business-hour times suggests an attempt at professionalism.
- If genuine, using an 8-digit numeric waybill number and having online tracking are standard features in logistics, so on surface the service appears legitimate.
Cons
- Lack of easily verifiable independent reviews or longstanding reputation — low transparency about history.
- Bold claims (64 countries, global presence) without documented proof or references.
- Risk of confusion due to similar-named firms and known scam operations in the shipping/logistics sector using near-identical names.
Website Overview
Country:
NIGERIA
Operating Since:
2024
Platforms:
Mobile/Desktop
Type:
Shipping/logistic
Spread:
N/A
Funding:
Shipping/logistic
Leverage:
N/A
Commission:
N/A
Instruments:
N/A
Keypoints
The presence of an office address listed (though we’ll later question how valid it is).
The site has a FAQ section with substantive content about tracking, waybills, and clarifying how their system works.
I did not find independent customer reviews or strong third-party verification (e.g., major logistics review sites) of the firm under this exact name.
The domain is active with tracking information and appears to claim established operations (64 countries).
Overall Score
60%
Final Thoughts
After viewing and analyzing the site thoroughly by our experts and undergoing the proper process, we have reached a final conclusion.
In conclusion, First Global Delivery (firstglobaldelivery.com) presents itself as a legitimate logistics provider: the website has the structure and features one expects from a shipping company. However, the absence of verifiable external evidence, combined with the prevalence of scam operations in the logistics/shipping domain, means that the site cannot yet be confidently labelled fully trustworthy.
If you were to ask my verdict: I would say the site is potentially real, but use with caution. Do not treat it as fully vetted or risk-free. Approach it like a new/logistics supplier you haven’t used before — start with small shipments, verify everything, and avoid large payments or commitments until you see actual performance. If you receive demands for unexplained “release” or “customs” fees, be especially wary: those are typical scam tactics.
Given your location in Lagos, Nigeria, where cross-border logistics involve extra risks (customs, local agents, unknown intermediaries), your risk tolerance should be lower. If you decide to use the service, document everything, ask for written confirmation, and monitor the tracking closely.
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