Review on Skyexpressdelivery

The website SkyExpressDelivery.com presents itself as a global shipping and logistics provider — offering parcel delivery, freight forwarding, and tracking services under the “Sky Express Delivery” name. On the surface it appears legitimate: it gives the impression of handling international shipments, providing tracking numbers, and asking for advance payments or fees for customs, handling, or transport.

However, a closer examination reveals numerous inconsistencies, warning signs and external reports indicating it is very likely a scam. Despite the professional-looking front, the company lacks verifiable credentials, credible references, transparent corporate information, or reliably positive user feedback. Several scam-watch websites identify the domain as part of “advance-fee” fraud schemes in which customers are tricked into paying for non-existent shipments or bogus logistics services. 

In short: the claims of legitimate shipping service are overshadowed by strong evidence of fraudulent behaviour. If you’ve received communication from this site requesting money, personal data or any payment for a “shipment” you were not expecting, treat it with extreme caution.

More Details

1. Advance-Fee Structure

Many victims of this type of scam are told they have a package coming in (“you must pay customs/handling/insurance to release it”), or that they have imported goods waiting, and they must pay to clear them. Then they are asked for payment (via wire, Western Union, cryptocurrency etc.). Once paid, no goods arrive. This is exactly the hallmark of “advance fee” courier scams.

2. Fake Tracking/Illusion of Legitimacy

Scammers will set up a website that looks like a real courier: tracking number input, status updates, professional design. This builds trust. But the underlying service does not exist. Reports for “skyexpress-courier.com” (a variant) show this pattern: “There is no shipment. The scammer … is simply changing the status of a fictional shipment.” 

Legitimate logistics companies clearly display registration information: company registration number, physical address, regulatory authority, track record. Scam operations tend to hide or falsify this. The analysis for skyexpressdeliveryserv.com (a variant) shows that the identity of the owner is hidden, the website age very short, server hosts grouping many low-trust websites. 

4. Name Variations & Reputation Hijack

The “Sky Express” or “Sky Express Delivery” name is generic enough that it can be used globally. There are multiple scam alerts tied to similar names (skyexpresscourier.com, skycrateexpressdelivery, etc.). Scammers exploit confusion with legitimate couriers. The broad use of the name dilutes any brand authenticity. 

5. No Credible Customer Feedback for This Specific Domain

While you might find complaints, they often refer to similarly named domains, or general courier services. For this exact domain, credible verified positive reviews are effectively absent. The trust drop signals that customers lost money. When you cannot find a verifiable track record or testimonials, it is a strong red flag.

6. Risk to You

If you pay money or provide your personal/financial details to this site, you risk:

• losing the money

• exposing your bank/credit card to further fraud

• becoming a target for follow-up scams (“we still need more documentation”, “pay this fee”, etc.)

• legal/financial complications (if the “shipment” is fraudulent, you may unknowingly become part of illegal transactions).

7. Conclusion on Legitimacy

All available data points converge: the site uses the veneer of legitimacy while matching classic scam patterns. Unless you have extraordinary verification (legitimate contract, known reference, physical inspection), you should treat it as fraudulent. The safe assumption is that the service does not deliver what it claims, and the money you pay is gone.