Review on Panexdeliveryservices

The website Pan Express Delivery Services Inc., operating at panexdeliveryservices.com, presents itself as an international shipping and logistics provider offering air freight, sea freight, road freight, door-to-door delivery, warehousing, package insurance and global reach. According to their own content, they serve “192 countries,” have “1200 k happy customers,” are “9 years experienced,” and claim “we never break our promise”. panexdeliveryservices.com
On its services page, the site highlights:

• International delivery, express options, door-to-door. 

• Warehousing and package security/insurance. 

• A quote-request form listing many countries, weights, etc. 

But externally, concerns have been raised. For example, a consumer-alert website states that “panexdeliveryservices.com is not a genuine delivery company; it’s a scam.” 

Thus, the site claims to deliver comprehensive logistics solutions, but various red flags warrant closer scrutiny.

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After reviewing all the available evidence, my conclusion is that panexdeliveryservices.com appears very likely to be a scam rather than a fully legitimate logistics provider.

Here’s why in detail:

1. Domain Age and Company Claims Mismatch
   The domain registration is stated by a watchdog as August 27, 2023 with expiry August 2025. 
   Meanwhile, the website claims “9 Years Experience”. Unless the business switched domain names, this discrepancy raises concern.

2. Lack of Verifiable Corporate Identity
   The watchdog site indicates no verifiable address, organisation name or operating history for the company behind the website. 
   A legitimate international logistics firm would typically display full corporate registration, physical offices, regulatory compliance certifications, etc.

3. Advance Fee Model Allegations
   The consumer alert describes it as an “advance fee fraud scheme”, where customers are told to pay for fees (insurance, clearance, etc) for a delivery that never arrives. 
   This model aligns with known delivery-scam behaviours: the promise of a “shipment” with tracking and then repeated requests for payment before “release” of goods.

4. Unverified Reviews and Testimonials
   The website displays generic testimonials with names (“Toddy Morganr”, “Lanu Dexander”) but these lack traceable origin. Without third-party reviews, this is weak evidence of legitimacy.
   External reviews found are mostly negative and flag fraudulent behavior. For example, the site I cited directly claims the business is a scam. 

5. Lack of Industry References or Partnerships
   A global shipping/logistics company usually has visible partners, regulatory endorsements, reviews from recognised industry bodies. I could not locate strong evidence of these on the site or in independent sources.

6. High Risk for Customers
   If a customer uses this service and pays upfront, there is a significant risk the promised shipment will not materialise, or the company may disappear when additional fees are requested.

In light of all of that, I designate this site as very high risk and lean strongly toward labeling it as a scam rather than a legitimate business. At best, it might be a real business but one with extremely weak verification and credibility. But given the vigilance of external reports, the safer classification is “scam”.