OIA GLOBAL,

14601 North Bybee Lake Court, Portland, OR 97203

"Horrible place to work at. First week there with my sis and we were let go. All cuz some old hag who was supervisor and HR just went with her side. We literally had like what, 7 days so far and mistakes happen. We did something wrong on some displays they was working on and well it was an error. But we disputed with her and she didn't like the fact she was wrong and not wanting to admit it was her fault to. Cuz she also went and agreed that we were doing it right. But it ended up being wrong. So we admitted our error, but she made a big fuz about it. Just bad management and HR were D!cks about it 2. I guess it was good our assignment ended. These ppl are so unprofessional!!!"

"twice now I've had trouble getting parcels forwarded. Once with an electronic device because it had a lithium battery (and spare). Wouldn't ship entire package even though legally it met all shipping requirements, wouldn't even remove spare (controversial) battery and ship package. Secondly, CBD oil. Classed as a dangerous good. Now that's one for the books considering it can be bought at retail stores, ships all around the world daily, and classed legal federally since 2018. Oh and all cannabis products legal in Oregon. Go figure! Shipped with USPS, no dramas whatsoever. Law currently states less than 0.3%thc hemp based CBD products are unrestricted. This will be the last order I use NZpost and Youshop for. Shame really as it works well, other than understanding their own US regulations around freight forwarding."

"Suspect Forwarding Service I purchased a fairly expensive piece of test equipment and gave the merchant OIA Global details as the freight forwarder, as this is affiliated to Aus Post. Fortunately, the merchant decided to attempt to contact OIA to verify the address, with no response to multiple calls, so the transaction was cancelled. Pitney Bowes, as an alternative,may be expensive, but at least all of my transactions have been completed with no damage."

"Had a unique fraudulent order that gave us some trouble and we assumed this warehouse was another fraudulent freight forwarder diverting goods. Called the number available spoke with a gentleman at OIA who was not only unbelievably calm through my frustration but was able to locate our goods prior to it leaving the country and it is being returned. Our company is fortunate that OIA does try to avoid dealing with fraudulent buyers and in our opinion is aboveboard on all levels. I would have rated 5 stars even if our good were not recovered as they did what was right and went the extra mile to to help protect a US vendor from overseas fraud."

"Everybody giving this place a bad name, it is a address that is provided by the Australian/New Zealand postal services. You send the package there, they send it too you for a lower cost. Its a safe place to ship , you've just gotta check if the buyer is legit."