Review on Trackparceldelivery

The website trackparceldelivery.com (hereafter “the Site”) presents itself as a full-service international logistics and parcel delivery provider. On its homepage, it claims to be a “Professional Logistics & cargo Agency … logistics through innovation, dedication & technology” and states it has “295+ Branches Since 1996”. The Site offers various services listed under “Our Core Service” such as Air Freight, Road Freight, Ocean Freight, Rail Freight, Warehousing, and Project Cargo.  It provides a “Track Package” page for users to enter a tracking number.  The contact page gives a physical address of “525 Tanglewood Dr. Avon, IN 46123” in the U.S. and a phone number +1 937-555-9531. 

The Site is quite generic in appearance, uses standard marketing messages, and lacks verifiable detail about who is behind it (such as regulatory registration, company registration, real-certifications, client references, verifiable branch locations, etc.). Based on multiple red flags (which I’ll detail below), this review concludes that the Site is highly likely to be illegitimate, i.e., a scam.

More Details

Upon analysis, the Site is very likely a scam rather than a legitimate logistics operation. Here is a deeper rationale:

1. Operational & Regulatory Requirements for Logistics Companies
   Real international freight forwarders and parcel couriers must register with relevant authorities (e.g., customs broker licences, air cargo licence, etc.). They also typically have solid online presence, verified client base, reviews, and known brand names. Trackparceldelivery.com lacks all of that.

2. Mismatch in Claims vs. Verifiable Facts

   • The Site claims “Since 1996” and “15 Year of experience” in the same text — contradictory.

   • “295+ Branches” but no list of branch locations or contact numbers for those branches.

   • The generic address used (Avon, Indiana) could be a residential or non-industrial location. Logistics/warehousing operations typically display large yard, facility photos, etc.

   • The phone number uses the “555” style prefix (commonly used in fictional examples) which raises suspicion.

3. Tracking Page Functionality
   A legitimate logistics company’s tracking page typically integrates with major carrier data systems (FedEx, UPS, DHL, etc.) or its own internal TMS (transport management system) and shows live updates. The Site’s tracking page is extremely minimal, lacking any proof of real back-end integration. Without independent confirmation of tracking results, the tracking function may simply accept numbers without valid data — a typical scam feature to give “illusion” of legitimacy.

4. Absence of External References / User Feedback
   Searching the web yields no credible independent review of this company. A legitimate global courier will have user reviews, trustpilot scores, BBB listings (in the U.S.), etc. The absence of such footprint is a major indicator of potential fraudulent operation.

5. Risk Patterns Align With Known Scam Models
   Many fraudulent logistics websites operate by offering “tracking” or “delivery” services, then claim that a parcel is being held due to “customs duties,” “clearance fees,” or “release payments” and request payment. Users then either pay and never receive anything, or unknowingly provide personal/financial data. The generic marketing of this Site fits that model — a “tracking logistics” facade.

6. User Safety Considerations
   If you have used the Site (entered tracking numbers, provided personal details, or made payments), you should treat the situation with caution: monitor your financial accounts for unusual activity; do not share further personal or payment information; and consider contacting your bank if you made a payment.

In light of the above, the evidence weighs strongly against this Site being a legitimate, trustworthy logistics operator. It instead displays the hallmarks of a scam.