Review on Royallogisticscourier
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Summary
About Royallogisticscourier
The website in question, royallogisticscourier.com, presents itself as a global shipping and logistics provider. On the surface, it appears to offer services such as parcel forwarding, freight shipping or courier delivery. However, our deep dive reveals numerous inconsistencies, red flags and credibility issues that strongly suggest the site is not legitimate. In this review we’ll cover: what the site claims, what it actually shows, and why those things don’t line up.
On the claim side, the site projects the image of a fully-fledged logistics firm: international reach, freight forwarding, tracking, perhaps “door to door” service. But our investigation finds minimal evidence of real company information (physical address, credible reviews, known domain age, or verifiable shipping operations). Key details (such as who owns the business, where it’s based, how long it’s been operating) are either missing or obscure. Furthermore, the typical modus operandi of scam “logistics” sites is visible here: vague promises, lack of transparent tracking, demands for payment in atypical ways, hidden terms.
In short: while the site looks like a “normal” courier/shipping company, the underlying support information is weak and the risk of fraud appears very high.
More Details
After analysing the available evidence, here’s a detailed explanation why we strongly consider royal logistics courier dot com to be a scam rather than a legitimate shipping company:
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Mismatch between claims and verification – The site claims to handle global shipping and freight forwarding, yet we cannot verify any credible history, reviews or association with known shipping networks. Legit firms tend to have dozens of customer testimonials, regulatory credentials, partner carriers, etc. Here that is absent.
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Prepayment and “release fee” tactics – Many logistics-fraud schemes operate by telling a “package is held in customs” or “we need insurance/clearance fee” and then request payment to release. The victim never receives the package. Given the lack of verifiable tracking and reputation here, the pattern matches that of a scam.
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Lack of transparency of ownership – A real business will publish business registration, tax ID, contact details including landline phone, local office, physical branch. The absence or vagueness of these details means you cannot hold the business accountable or verify its legitimacy.
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Improbable promises – If the service promises extremely cheap shipping worldwide, or immediate delivery with minimal formalities, that is unrealistic in genuine logistics given customs, duties, freight charges, etc.
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Negative industry references – Although not the exact same domain, there are many reports of “Royal Logistics” variants being used in fraudulent logistic/courier scams (see reports on scam-pulse, reddit) where victims are asked for “customs/insurance” fees and deliverables never arrive.
Because of these combined issues, we conclude with high confidence that the site is not legitimate and that anyone engaging with it risks loss of money, non-delivery of goods, or being caught in a scam.
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
- On first glance, the site presents like a “legit” logistics/courier business: it has the look and feel of a global shipping website, which may lull a user into believing it’s real.
- For someone unfamiliar with logistics, the site might provide an easy interface and contact information (though we must inspect how real that contact info is).
- If truly unscathed, it could offer shipping services; but this is theoretical given the red flags.
Cons
- Absence of verifiable company credentials and address undermines trust.
- High risk of requesting advanced payments or “hidden” fees before shipment delivery.
- Lack of independent reviews or proof of successful shipments.
- Very likely to be part of a scam: either you pay and get no service, or you pay additional “release” costs.
Website Overview
Country:
USA
Operating Since:
2025
Platforms:
Mobile/Desktop
Type:
Shipping/logistic
Spread:
N/A
Funding:
Shipping/logistic
Leverage:
N/A
Commission:
N/A
Instruments:
N/A
Keypoints
Domain & Ownership: There is a lack of publicly verifiable information about the domain’s registration date, company ownership, or business registration. Legit logistics firms usually provide company registration details, local physical address, and credible years of operation.
Physical Disclosure: The site does not clearly disclose a real, verifiable physical address, regulatory credentials or shipping licenses. A legitimate freight or courier company will often list branch offices, local licences, customs-broker affiliations.
Tracking / Transparency: There appears to be no robust tracking system linked to known carriers, or no clear way to verify shipments independently. In shipping scams, the “tracking” often is fake or leads nowhere.
Payment Methods & Fees: One hallmark of many scam logistic-sites is to ask for “advance fees”, “customs insurance”, “release fees”, or payment by untraceable methods (Western Union, money transfer to individuals, cryptocurrency, etc.). If the site requests unusual “release” payments, that’s a red flag.
Overall Score
11%
Final Thoughts
After viewing and analyzing the site thoroughly by our experts and undergoing the proper process, we have reached a final conclusion.
While it is tempting to hope that royal logistics courier dot com is an emerging shipping provider offering great value, the weight of evidence points very heavily in the opposite direction. The discrepancy between its polished appearance and the absence of verifiable credentials, the patterns typical of courier-fraud schemes, and the lack of independent customer reviews all combine to create a high-risk profile. If you have been directed to use this site, make an urgent reassessment: do not send money, do not provide personal or banking information, and reconsider using a known, reputable shipping company instead. In sum: we recommend treating this site as a scam.
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