I googled change my address to try to get the USPS site. The top hit says USPS mail forwarding. The nondescript site does the same thing that USPS does, only charges 20 dollars. When I saw my bank statement, I was angry. I thought I was on the USPS site and I know that to only cost 1 dollar. ...
Similar to above noted complaints, with one exception. I called them immediately requesting a cancellation, the request had already been processed, however, they did offer me a $5 refund, which reduced the monetary damages. They also offered me a coupon for a free change of address request in the ...
Said to be charged a $1 fee to change my address and without warning $19.95 showed up on my c.C. When I called their customer service number he told me it was a membership fee and that he could only refund me $5. I told him I wanted to speak to a manager and he said there wasn't one on duty. How so ...
Submitted change of address request on what appeared to be usps. Said they needed to charge $1 to process. Just saw credit card statement and i was charged $19.95. This is a scam. ...
Filled out a change of address form thinking it was the USPS. Realized that it wasn't the US Postal Service and tried to back out of the site. Found a phone number for them and waited on hold for about 10 minutes. "Christian" assured me it wasn't a scam and my card had not been charged ...
Website clearly indicated (multiple times) charge would be $1 and includes official USPS logos on webpage. I was charged $19.95 with no warning. This is a scam. ...