Same thing happened to me.No working Internet address,still haven't seen a package.

I received a notice on my door. Tried the web site on the notice (www.SpeedyVictoria.ca) - it doesn't exist.  When you call the number it's just an answering service asking for personal info: Address, full name, etc.  Are legit or some kind of scam?

I had a delivery notice left by Speedy Victoria City Wide Parcel and Document Delivery.  I was not expecting a parcel so phoned the number (250) 813-2507) and got voice mail twice.  Didn't leave a message.A few minutes later I got a callback from that number and asked if it was a real delivery company. The man said yes - they deliver mostly legal documents and realty info, sometimes admail. He asked for the address, which I provided, and then he hung up on me. I called back several times and could not even get voice mail.I checked the website and clicked the link to retrieve a parcel. I filled it in with fictitious info, clicked on submit and received the following: "This LeadPage is unavailable because the account which created this page was disabled!"  This was the website listed: http://speedyvictoria.leadpages.net/a1delivery/Looks like a fake company harvesting names, addresses, e-mail info and phone numbers for some dubious purpose.

Left a delivery notice on my door. No name. Says a1 delivery services. But no company on Internet search with that name.