321-244-4967

I received an unsolicited email claiming to be from “Transport and Shipping Express Inc” (signed by Karen Ralston, HR Manager) welcoming me to the company and inviting me to start a career as a Logistics Specialist. The email included a registration link (https://fasttransship.com) to complete employment registration and access a CRM panel for further instructions. It promised my first payment within two weeks of starting and provided a phone number (+1 (321) 244-4967) and email ( [email protected] ), linking to https://tasexpress.net/ as the company website. The email referenced a job posting for a Logistics Specialist that matched content on tasexpress.net, describing responsibilities like tracking shipments, inventory management, and using carriers like USPS/FedEx. However, the registration was directed to an entirely different domain (fasttransship.com), not the official company site. Upon research, fasttransship.com (and similar variations like fastranship.com) has multiple reports on BBB Scam Tracker and other sites as a scam, often involving fake shipping/logistics schemes where victims are asked for upfront “fees” (e.g., insurance, customs, brokerage) that are claimed to be refundable but lead to demands for more money and no delivery or resolution. Scam Detector gives it a very low trust score. The mismatch between the company name in the email (“Transport and Shipping Express Inc”) and the website (TasExpress/Timonix Logistics LLC), combined with redirecting to a flagged external domain for “registration” and immediate CRM access, are classic red flags for employment scams—often fronts for reshipping fraud, package mule schemes, or advance-fee fraud in logistics contexts. I did not click the link, provide any information, or proceed further. This appears to be [BBB Scam Type: Employment] [Business: Transport and Shipping Express Inc D] [Location: IL, USA- 61063]