When I googled with the key word "usps change of address", change-my-address.com was the first link on the page. The design of their webpage also fools you into thinking this is an online service of usps. The charge of $19.95 was not mentioned anywhere. ...
It looks like it's the post office website until you get the confirmation and then it's too late to cancel the order. The estimated wait telephone customer service time is 66 minutes! And there is no other way to contact them. ...
This site is a scam. It comes up first & looks like the United States Postal Service but is not. They charged my credit card & did nothing to forward my mail. ...
When you go online to change your address with the US Postal Service, the scamming change-my-address website comes up first. It looks like the USPS website and you enter your information in the system. They do not mention the $19.95 charge. I have called my bank, contacted my attorney, and reported ...
I logged onto, what I thought was USPS. Entered my credit card as directed and was scammed and defrauded out of $19.95, twice. The site was attached to the USPS selection and was apparently designed to be trick consumers like me into using the service. Another scam ...
I inadvertently choose this site to change my address especially since the site appeared to be representing the USPS. I have noticed on my bank statement that a charge for the address change was applied twice. The customer service number connected with the website has a message listing the hours ...