Review on Speeduxee

The website in question, https://speeduxee.com/ (operating under the name “Speed UXEE Service”), presents itself as a global shipping and logistics company offering air freight, ocean freight, road freight, warehousing and full supply-chain solutions. On the “About Us” page they claim over 60 years of world-class service and asset-based operations.  The “Services” page lists multiple modes of transport and warehousing solutions.  The “Contact” page gives multiple international-looking locations (USA, UK, Australia, Malaysia, UAE, South Africa) and a telephone number +1 978-257-0869, email info@speedUXEE.com.  On the surface, they present as a global logistics provider.

However, on closer inspection there are multiple indicators raising serious red flags about the authenticity and legitimacy of the operation. The details examined below suggest this site is far more likely to be a scam or at least an untrustworthy enterprise rather than a legitimate logistics provider.

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After a thorough review of the site’s content, infrastructure and context, the evidence overwhelmingly suggests that Speed UXEE Service is not a legitimate, reputable logistics company—and should be treated as a probable scam. Here is the detailed reasoning:

1. Hosting Environment & Network Indicators
   The domain is hosted in a network segment (198.23.156.0/22) that is riddled with domains of highly varied nature — many of them with names that suggest investment scams, courier frauds, “trust” scams, etc.  Legitimate global logistics companies normally host on more stable, dedicated IP ranges and have recognizable business registrations and physical addresses.

2. Lack of Verifiable Business Registration / Credentials
   A genuine logistics provider operating in multiple countries would typically list their freight-forwarding licence, IMO/IS0 certifications, customs brokerage authorisations, VAT/Tax numbers, physical branch addresses, etc. Speed UXEE provides none of this. The “About Us” claims “over 60 years” but there is no trace of this history in corporate registries, shipping industry records or logistics associations. Such unsupported claims are typical of scam operations that attempt to build credibility with broad but unverifiable statements.

3. Generic Service Descriptions & Absence of Evidence
   Their service pages are full of generic marketing language, e.g., “We have top class warehousing facilities…”, “Fast & Efficient Delivery”, “Real-Time Tracking”, etc.  But there are no photos of the warehouses, no case studies, no fleet information, no client testimonials beyond stock quotes. A real provider would showcase actual operations, certifications, and possibly client logos or partners. The absence suggests the site is created to appear professional without backing.

4. Tracking Page Appears Superficial
   The “Track Parcel” page simply displays a “Track Now” prompt but offers no actual system or visible tracking mechanism.  Scams often include such a page to give the illusion of service but not actually deliver.

5. Multiple Countries & Unverified Locations
   The site lists an address list of many disparate countries (USA, UK, Australia, Malaysia, UAE, South Africa) but provides no branch addresses or corporate entity in those jurisdictions. This “global reach” claim without substantiation is a red flag: often used by scam operations to increase trust through “we operate everywhere”.

6. Domain, Age & Transparency Issues
   There is no verifiable long history; domain registration details are hidden, hosting network is suspect, business presence appears thin. Legitimate global logistics providers generally show up in business directories, trade associations, shipping manifests, etc. The absence of such footprints suggests the operation is either extremely small (contradicting the “global” claims) or not real.

7. Payment / Contract Risk
   Because the site offers “easy payment methods” and 24/7 support (per service page) but without transparent terms, clients may be asked to pay up front for shipment handling, warehousing or trucking. Once payment is made, the provider may vanish, deliver nothing, or provide bogus tracking. This is a common mechanism in logistics scams.

Given all of the above, the preponderance of evidence strongly suggests that Speed UXEE Service is not trustworthy or credible. While I cannot categorically verify that nothing will ever be delivered, the risk of non-delivery, extortion of payments or loss of goods is high. For practical purposes, one should treat the site as a scam risk and avoid engaging in business with them unless/until you obtain verifiable proof of registration, verifiable assets, references from reputable clients, and payment terms that protect you (e.g., escrow, known bank, etc.).