Review on Pyramidsglobalexpress

The website for Pyramids Global Express, found at pyramidsglobalexpress.com, presents itself as a professional, global logistics and freight‑forwarding company offering end‑to‑end shipping solutions including air freight, ocean freight, warehousing, customs clearance, and cargo insurance. The “About Us” page claims they are a “premier courier and logistics service provider dedicated to offering reliable and efficient delivery solutions tailored to meet the diverse needs of our customers.” 

On the home page, the company states they have over “10 years of worldwide experience” and guarantee “packages are delivered safely and efficiently, no matter where they need to go.” 

However, a close inspection of the site reveals a number of concerns: the years‑in‑business counter is displayed as “0”, as are other metrics such as “million packages delivered worldwide = 0”, “million miles driven = 0”, suggesting the site might not have real operational history. 

Given this mismatch between the professional claims and the verifiable indicators, there are significant red flags. In this review I will walk through key observations, pros & cons, and then in a Post Section provide a detailed explanation of why I consider the site likely a scam (or at least very high‑risk) rather than a legitimate logistics provider.

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In evaluating legitimacy of a shipping/logistics website, one expects a number of strong signals: established domain age, verifiable business registration, real customer references, tracking verification, membership in logistics associations, physical addresses, contact details, transparent pricing, and a credible history of operations. In the case of Pyramids Global Express (pyramidsglobalexpress.com) we observe that many of those credible signals are absent or contradictory.

Firstly, the website itself shows zero years of operation and zero packages delivered. This directly conflicts with the textual claim of “10 years of worldwide experience”. This kind of discrepancy suggests either the site was launched very recently but is presenting itself as older (which is misleading) or it is a template site with placeholders never updated. Either way, this undermines trust.

Secondly, there is a lack of external verification. No independent reviews or customer‐verified experience of this company are readily found. The “about us” page uses generic marketing language and fake‑style testimonials (anonymous names, generic titles) but these cannot easily be traced. Real logistics firms often have case studies, published logistics partners, or press releases; this site has none.

Thirdly, the domain and trust credentials seem poor. A related domain (pyramids.express) was flagged by a scam‑detection site as “Controversial. High‑Risk. Unsafe.” with a score of just 14.9/100. While that domain is not identical, it suggests that entities using the “Pyramids / pyramids‑express” branding in logistics may be risky. 

Fourthly, this fits a known pattern. In shipping/logistics scams, fraudulent operators set up convincing websites, demand upfront fees (customs clearance, “handling fees”, insurance), provide fake tracking numbers, then disappear or deliver nothing. The guide from the Pangea‑Network on shipping scams outlines exactly this kind of behaviour: fake shipping companies, over‑payment scams, non‑delivery, phishing. 

Fifthly, from the vantage point of a user (especially in Nigeria or elsewhere): if you engage with this brand, you might be asked to pay significant upfront amounts, share shipment details, or deposit funds into an account controlled by the website owners — you then have minimal recourse if things go wrong because the business identity is opaque and trust signals are missing.

In light of all of this, while I cannot say with 100% certainty that the site is a scam (without direct victim reports or law‑enforcement findings), it is very likely that the website is either fraudulent or at best so newly established and so lacking legitimate verification that it should be treated as high risk and avoided for any shipment or payment. The prudent stance is: do not trust, do not pay upfront to this site, seek verified reputable logistics providers instead.