Charged us more than report in the website. I put in a change of address on what APPEARED to be a genuine USPS website. I was over charged. I was over charged. I was over charged. I was over charged. ...
I changed my address thinking I was going through the USPS and would be charged $1.instead, I got charged $19.95 by these people. I checked their website again, and it is a private business not part of the post office. I guess I should have been more careful, but still... ...
This is a retrospective review and account of what happened. I wanted to change my address so I searched for USPS change of address in google and the first website that came up was ChangeMyAddress.com; not the official USPS website. It looked similar to the USPS website (but users note that the ...
I went online to change my address and it looks like an official site. My mail wasn't being forwarded so I went into the post office and they said they had no record of it. Then my credit card was charged 19.99. It was only supposed to be $1.00 ...
Thought i was changing an address for $1.00 on USPS site nd only when I saw a credit card bill did I see this charge. The only receipt I received was from the US Postal Service. This is an outrage! When i called they wouldn't refund the full amount only $10.00. Google should make sure this doesn't ...
In attempting to change my address online I was duped into providing my debit card info for what appeared to be official address change in Texas. Later when I checked my bank account today there were three separate charges over several days totaling over 35.00 for change my address and my drivers ...