I was trying to change my address and ended up on changemyaddress.com. Thinking this was what I wanted I filled out the information. Never did it mention costing $19.95 and it never went through. I finally did get the USPS change and it did work. ...
They claimed to be affiliated with USPS change my address and charged me 19.95 vs. Usps $1.00. However, they are not even affiliated and it was a scam. ...
Attempted to do an online change of address and unknown to me at the time, I was on Changemyaddress.com not the change of address form for the US Post Office. Nowhere did I see that there was a $19.95 charge and it didn't even look like the change went through. When i tried the second time, I was ...
I changes my address with USPS.com and then received an email that another company (changemyaddress.com) charged my card for $19.95, unauthorized by myself. Charge was disputed with USAA bank. ...
I actually went to the USPS official website and somehow got linked to this site. I filed my $1 address change and got charged $19.95 - 4 different times for some premium address change service (I should have read and not been in such a hurry). Trying to contact this lovely little ...
Email sender was Imert at fuse.net asking me to give my user name and password for CenturyLink and to reply to a list of numbers, i.E., 4675 at msn.net regarding a virus in my email. I called Century Link to see if they were trying to tell me of a virus. They saw no virus and had not been ...