I attempted to file a single change of address form online with USPS, which requires a credit card and a charge of $1.00. On 8-21 I found two charges from changemyaddress.com for $19.95 and $2.95. This company misrepresents itself as an official USPS website and makes unauthorized charges on USPS ...
This company pretended to change my address for 1.95.instead they charged my credit card account for $32.90. They represented themselves as the United States Postal Service when doing this. Their address came up when I searched for USPS Change of Address. ...
I went online to change my mailing address, clicked on the link and saw the USPS symbol and assumed it was the correct site. Next thing I know I'm out $19 more than anticipated. ...
I was trying to change my address through the USPS and this link came up. I did the change and got the $1.00 receipt then it showed up on my bank pending transactions as $19.95. I did 2 for the people in my household. I then called to cancel this transaction. "Sally" was rude, and hung up ...
They say they're going to charge you one dollar to do the change of address.instead there was a charge of $39.95 on my card! They are scam artists and they took money from me that I did not authorize. ...
The website name and layout is misleading. I was mistaken, thinking it was the official USPS Website. I called to cancel the charge on credit card and was told it was too late. The fee was not clear enough stated. I knew there was a $1.00 fee for changing an address online through the USPS. ...