This is a retrospective review and account of what happened. I wanted to change my address so I searched for USPS change of address in google and the first website that came up was ChangeMyAddress.com; not the official USPS website. It looked similar to the USPS website (but users note that the ...
I went online to change my address and it looks like an official site. My mail wasn't being forwarded so I went into the post office and they said they had no record of it. Then my credit card was charged 19.99. It was only supposed to be $1.00 ...
Thought i was changing an address for $1.00 on USPS site nd only when I saw a credit card bill did I see this charge. The only receipt I received was from the US Postal Service. This is an outrage! When i called they wouldn't refund the full amount only $10.00. Google should make sure this doesn't ...
In attempting to change my address online I was duped into providing my debit card info for what appeared to be official address change in Texas. Later when I checked my bank account today there were three separate charges over several days totaling over 35.00 for change my address and my drivers ...
I was trying to change my address because I was moving. This company says they charge you $1, just like the US Postal Service and the forms and websites are extremely similar so I didn't know they were different. They charged my card $40 and aren't responding to my inquiries. ...
The site was at the top of the google search on the usps change of address right above the USPS website looking like USPS. The link proceeded to change of address fields and official warnings from USPS. I got an official email from the USPS. Gov after entering the information mentioning a 1$ ...