They have charged my account twice for a single transaction. I've tried to call and cannot get anywhere. There is no operator and you end up in a "loop" on the phone, always directed back to the original message. ...
From an "official" postcard at my local post office, I went online to USPS.com and agreed to pay $1.00 for a change of address, but the next day my credit card was charged 19.95 and I still have no address change. Other complaints here have me convinced I've been scammed. ...
This website is the first to pop up on a google search for mail forwarding. Yes I feel victim to this scam, and should have done some simple investigation of this website before putting in my information, my $20 lesson, but I had recently forwarded my address two times in the past 3 months, all on ...
Website was designed to look "official", and I must say that Google must be partially responsible since the site was the first one on the list of change of address options. No indication of such a large fee would be c harged; also no e-mail confirmation assured. I filled out the form and ...
I was trying to change my address with the Postal Service, was told I would be charged $1.00, was charged $19.95, and address change was never done. ISN'T THIS FEDERAL? Why are they still getting away with this??? ...
I thought, I was on the USPO website. The next day my bank account was charged $19.95 and the address change did not go through. When I called their phone number 1-888-208-1966 I received a voice message, but was unable to get a human. ...