ON Tuesday 7-9-13 I googled the phrase "USPS change of address" I incorrectly assumed I was clicking on a link to the Post office website to change my son's mailing address. Without knowing I was actually at a company's website called change-my-address.com. No where on their website does ...
I Did a google search and google give this as the first selection for the usps and it is misleading for them to take money from these folks to cheat people. I thought it was the usps site. I'll ask chase to reverse the 19.95 charge they have put on my card for nothing but false advertising that ...
Lost $19.95 thinking I was only going to be charged $1.00 to change my address... PISSED This needs to be corrected and handled, too many complaints with NO REPROCUSSION ...
Went to USPS site and entered a change of address, no advance notice was given regarding card charges. Discovered day later the charges made against my card. Talked to my bank Chase, they know about this company and are removing the charges they made. This is a low level scam that preys on lazy ...
I too ended up on a site that I thought was the official USPS site to change my address expecting to pay $1.00 however this scam company charged my credit card $19.99 and I had to pay my bank $10.00 to deactivate my card and reissue a new one to protect myself against additional charges. I called ...
Just as everyone else stated, I went to change my address with the post office online and some how ended up on this site and didn't realize it until I saw my bank statement. The "Receipt" they send does not even show the amount charged. I called and informed them I had already reported ...