Daylight *******.. Non transparent - Operating *****ulently (No Invoice)

Daylight *******.. Non transparent - Operating *****ulently. You can't get an invoice from them, How can they just demand an excessive fee and you have no idea what you paying for? This company should be banned from South Africa. You should be able to see a breakdown of what you paying for.

Google: "iMile Invoice" and you can see how they operate. AI Overview+2 When dealing with iMile invoices, especially for deliveries from platforms like AliExpress, be aware that they often include fees beyond VAT and duties, including extra shipping costs, which can be a significant portion of the total price. Here's a breakdown of what you should know: iMile as a Last-Mile Delivery Partner: iMile is a logistics company that handles the final delivery of packages from e-commerce platforms like AliExpress, often in partnership with platforms like Temu. Potential for Extra Fees: While iMile invoices may include VAT and duties, they also often include extra shipping charges, which can be a substantial amount, sometimes reaching 70-90% of the item's value. Contacting iMile: If you have questions or issues with an iMile invoice, the primary contact method is via WhatsApp, but be aware that they may not always respond promptly. Example: In some cases, iMile may charge duties that seem excessively high, even exceeding 100% of the customs code's stated duty rate. Test from Hellopeter: A user on Hellopeter purchased two items from AliExpress, one where they paid the iMile fee and received it quickly, and one where they didn't and faced delays. iMile's Self-Description: iMile describes itself as a "tech-enabled last-mile disruptor facilitating global e-commerce through express logistics services".

So the question is.... Is SARS / SA Customs actually getting their portion?