READ THE FINE PRINT Similar story to others. Thought I was on the official post office website, then I found out I was changed 19.99 instead of 1.00. No hope of getting it back. It's my fault and a dumb mistake, but a $20 mistake? Yeah, right. ...
I submitted a change of address through this company on June 18 to take effect June 28. To date (July 18) I have received no forwarded mail. I spoke to a customer representative today who promised to refund the $19.95 charged to my credit card, although I have not yet checked to confirm that. ...
The post office recommended I change my address on line so I searched and got change address.com. When I wasn't receiving forwarded mail after a month, I called the post office and they said they had no record of the request. The next week I received my credit card statement and saw a charge for ...
Same as everyone else. Thought I was on the USPS website to change my address and thought I was paying $1.00 until I saw my bank account online and realized I was charged $19.95. I called the company twice an hour later and said I did not want the service to reverse the charge. They told me it was ...
When moving I went online to put in a change of address... This website (changemyaddress.com) is the first website on page and appears as the official site for USPS to change address. I filled out info and thought I would be charged only 1.00 on my debit card (which is what the official site ...
I tried to forward my mail and thought I was on USPS websites. They even put "USPS charges $1 to confirm your identity" and then ask for your credit card information. When I called the number on their website (888-208-1966), I was told that this was a service I signed up for. I asked what ...