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Air Parcel Express, APX, shipping-worldwide.com, freight-calculator.com Air Parcel Expresss CEO's Misrepresentation of Carrier's bill of lading Clauses Doral, Florida
The Facts are under the terms of my contract with Air Parcel
Express that my Cargo was in fact miscarried. Under section #21 of your terms
it was the Ocean carriers responsibility to compensate me the extra expenses
that I would not have had to pay.
My contract was with Air Parcel Express, which you contracted with Conterm to ship my cargo. Because I made payment to your company and because my contract for my cargo being shipped to the Wrong country, it is your companys responsibility to reimburse me for fees that I would not have had to pay in the first place! NOTE: CONTERM INFORMED ME TO DEAL WITH AIR PARCEL EXPRESS ON THIS MATTER AND THAT AIR PARCEL EXPRESS WOULD DEAL WITH CONTERM!
On Aug 12, 2009, at 3:15 PM, Paul wrote: Dear Andy, under your terms #21. (C). "If the goods cannot be found at the port of discharge or place of delivery, or if they be miscarried, they, when found, may be forwarded to their intended port of discharge or place of delivery at the Ocean carrier's expense". It was at my expense and not the carrier's. Thank you, Paul
--- On Wed, 8/12/09, RATES@SHIPPING-WORLDWIDE.COM <rates@shipping-worldwide.com> wrote: From: RATES@SHIPPING-WORLDWIDE.COM <rates@shipping-worldwide.com> Subject: Re: 55093917 - RUSSIA, Update
To: "Paul " (((redacted)))
Cc: "SERVICE@FREIGHT-CALCULATOR.COM DOCUMENTATION" <service@freight-calculator.com>
Date: Wednesday, August 12, 2009, 8:47 AM
Dear Paul:Your cargo was routed via Riga and arrived at the port of destination as specified ... we are in compliance with the terms and conditions specified in our bill of lading. Here is the link to the terms. http://www.shipping-worldwide.com/carrier.htm We are still determining if there is anything we can do as far as the clearance but is seems that all cargo destined to Europe is prone to being cleared at the port of entry.
If there is anything else I can do for you please let me know.
Sincerely, Andy x 105 Director Air Parcel Express, Inc. F.M.C. / OTI # 019153NF
3 Updates & Rebuttals
Paul
Willits,California,
U.S.A.
APX CEO and The Lie Continues
#4Author of original report
Tue, November 29, 2011
The CEO of APX is a liar and a cheat. He never followed through with any of his statements to me. Never took the time to find out who damaged my cargo in the United States before it was loaded into the wrong container and then sent to the wrong country.
Anyone who needs shipping worldwide would be better off not dealing with APX or there CEO. Deal with the shipper directly and not a subcontractor who hides behind a 20 plus page contract, which the CEO has no understanding of his own contract and did not act in accordance to its own FMC rules. I was paid by the shipping company Conterm for my cargo being shipped to the wrong country, which the CEO of APX claimed he had nothing to do with and stated that my cargo was not shipped to the wrong country. I was never paid for the damage to my cargo before arriving to the ship in the United States, due to the CEO never took the time to deal with it.
Ceoapx
Miami,Florida,
USA
APX acted in accordance to FMC rules
#4Consumer Comment
Wed, November 23, 2011
APX - Air Parcel Express, Inc. acted in accordance to FMC Rules which allow routings to final destination (difficult places usualy) via entry ports be it through third countries. Also APX is allowed to co-load with other NVOCC carriers and in fact it is a prevalent practice in the shipping business.
Ceoapx
Miami,Florida,
U.S.A.
APX Acted In Accordance To Terms and Conditions
#4REBUTTAL Owner of company
Tue, February 02, 2010
Our terms and conditions were ahered to. The quote was correct. The service was performed. The loss incurred by shipper is less than $500 and the insurance adjustor denied the claim. The cargo arrived in St. Petersburg via Riga. We denied any claim of wrong doing after a thorough review of the shippers claim. Our Bill of Lading states we can move cargo to its final destination by the following means ...
CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT