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 ...
I had mail forwarded other times and my credit card was charged one dollar, this time when I received my card statement there was a $ 19.95 charge to change my address. The post office is aware of this, why is this still going on? ...
Thought I was on US Postal Service official page to change my address for $1.00. Somehow they popped into the scene and hit my card for $19.95. The Feds need to get on this. Forget about getting your $ back. ...
Google search to change my address it tookme to the USPS and I THOUGHT i was at the right sight! I changed online before it cost 1. I can not believe with the number of complaint they are still getting away with charging 20.00!!! This is so wrong... I want to know how to get my money back!!! @!!! ...
I searched "change of address" and clicked on this website. When I arrived at their home page I clicked the button to continue to change my address. It took me straight to USPS website. I have changed my address before and knew it cost one dollar. I had no reason to think I would be ...