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 ...
I tried to change my address at USPS and I didn't realize it was this site. I found the $19.95 charge on my debit card and I have tried to call the contact number, but there is no answer. ...
I thought it was the USPS site - somehow I was switched to changemyaddress.com. I was charged $19.95 for the same service the USPS would do for $1.00. I immediately cancelled the service. However, the $19.95 has not been refunded to my account and my calls and emails have gone unanswered. When I ...
Changing the address was supposed to cost me $1.00 but when my bill turns up it is for $39.95 Total rip off. It makes me wonder how many people they have burned. ...
I was on the US Postal Service web site and clicked on a button to submit a change of address form. I filled out the form and thought i would be charged $1 by USPS. I submitted my credit card number. Three days later I see a charge on my credit card for $19.95 charged by Changemyaddresscom. I will ...