Review on Royalexps

The website royalexps.org presents itself as “ROYAL EXPRESS CARGO LOGISTICS”, offering shipping and logistics solutions internationally. According to the homepage, they handle “Express Oversea Logistics”, “Tour”, and freight services. They give an email contact (infos@royalexps.org), links for tracking, privacy policy, about us and contact pages. The site claims to be able to transport goods overseas with professional logistics services.

As a user exploring the site, you’ll find:

• Services page indicating freight, cargo, express delivery, perhaps tours (though “Tour” may be a mis-labelling).

• Track link (though its functionality, reliability and transparency are unclear).

• Privacy policy, “Useful Links”, “Contact Us” sections.

• A fairly minimal design and limited public information about company history, physical offices, registration details, customer reviews, or credentials.

So in essence: the site claims to be a full-fledged shipping/logistics provider. However, the publicly available information is quite light, leading to questions about how established or reliable they are.

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In assessing whether this site is legitimate/real or potentially scam, I take into account multiple factors:

• On the one hand: The site exists, has professional elements, claims plausible services in the shipping/logistics niche. There is no obvious immediate proof that it’s a scam (no glaring fraudulent claims, at least from my search).

• On the other hand: The absence of strong independent evidence of trust (reviews, credentials), the minimal transparency, and the high-risk nature of the sector (as many scams exist) tilt the balance toward caution.

Therefore: I would characterise the site as a potentially real business but one that is not clearly proven to be safe or fully reliable. In other words: It could be legitimate, but you should treat it as higher risk and perform further due diligence before entrusting it with valuable shipments or payments.

Why I lean that way:

• Real shipping/logistics businesses generally have visible track records, client references, regulatory disclosures (especially when operating internationally). The absence of these for roy­alexps.org is a warning.

• The logistics/shipping sector has been repeatedly used for scams impersonating legitimate-looking companies. 

• Without independent customer feedback, you cannot verify that the tracking link works, that pickups happen, that timeliness is acceptable, or that claims are honoured.

My advice if you engage with them:

• Ask for full company registration information, physical address, and proof of licence/insurance.

• Start with a smaller value shipment to test reliability rather than large, critical cargo.

• Request and verify tracking updates and delivery confirmations.

• Retain payment documentation, check payment terms — avoid large upfront payments without clear service guarantee.

• Consider comparing quotes and reputation with other known providers (especially those with verified track records in Nigeria/West Africa region).

Given your location (Lagos, Nigeria) it’s especially important to verify their local operations, customs handling, import/export compliance (Nigeria often has strict customs regulations and fees). If the company cannot adequately explain how they handle Nigerian customs, duties, etc., that is another red flag.

Therefore: I do not label this site unequivocally a scam, but neither can I confidently say it is fully trustworthy. It falls in the “proceed with caution” zone.