Review on Tanexpdelivery

The website under review — tanexpdelivery.com (branded as Tan Express Delivery Company) — presents itself as an international shipping and logistics service. On its “About Us” page the company claims to have “headquartered in England, Australia” and to have been “providing truckload services for over 25 years.”  It markets itself as a full-service courier, offering shipment of goods globally, and emphasizes experience, professionalism, and a large operational footprint.

Despite that outward appearance, a comprehensive look at its online presence, claims, transparency, and domain behaviour raises serious concerns about its legitimacy. Key inconsistencies and lack of verifiable information suggest that it may not be the trustworthy logistics provider it purports to be.

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In the logistics domain, scams often take the form of bogus forwarders or courier firms that mimic legitimate companies, offering attractive rates, rapid global shipping, and minimal documentation. Victims commonly pay upfront, provide shipment or personal information, or are tricked into redirecting valuable goods under the guise of employment. 

Applying that framework to Tan Express Delivery:

• The website gives the impression of a legitimate firm but fails on verification: it lacks independent corroboration of its claimed 25+ years global operation and does not show robust proof of offices, registration numbers, fleet, or audited performance.

• The external warning (“The site is a scam. It is run by someone named Cindy Von … fake account”) indicates that at least some people have found its conduct fraudulent or have been targeted. 

• Given that shipping scams often operate via creating a plausible front website then taking money or redirecting goods without delivering what was promised, the combination of opaque credentials, minimal verifiable presence, and negative external testimony puts Tan Express Delivery firmly in the “high-risk” category.

• The typical red-flags for fraudulent freight forwarders are present: too little transparent info, too attractive claims, unclear legal/regulatory status. 

• If you were to engage with them (either as a shipper sending goods or as a “courier” receiving and forwarding packages), you may be exposed to the risk of loss, liability, being part of an illicit chain, or outright financial fraud.

Because of all that, our conclusion is that Tan Express Delivery should be treated as highly likely to be a scam rather than a legitimate logistics operator. Until independent verification is obtained, the safer assumption is non-legitimacy.