It's not quite a scam but it's not fully legitimate either.
After being weirded out by seeing Bluecare Express as the delivery service on an order a while back and noticing their website lacks all the information you'd expect from this kind of company, I decided to do some digging.
I found out Bluecare isn't a shipping company at all. It's a service/app dropshippers are using to convert amazon logistics tracking numbers to something eBay and Paypal will acknowledge. While in many cases you'll probably get what you ordered, it doesn't seem right to be touting what's basically a software company as a shipping one and in some cases these sellers could be violating eBay policies.
Amazon's shipping can be pretty shoddy on it's own but the patterns of neg reviews for Bluecare make me concerned that there are vulnerabilities in their service that are allowing at least some scammers to possibly create multiple BE tracking numbers from a single AMZ shipment or fake info entirely.
It also seems if you're unfortunate enough to have tracking info that says "item delivered" and your package is no where to be found, the sellers and BE aren't willing or equipped to deal with it. And since the tracking looks good on eBay's end you're gonna struggle to get them to side with the buyer on anything too.
I personally haven't had a problem with it yet, but I get apprehensive every time I see Bluecare Express on an order.
