I went on this site because I wanted to notify the IRS about a change of address. However once on it they proceeded to inform me that they would notify the post office, which I had already done, and charged me on my credit card for this service. There is no phone number to contact them to speak to ...
I went to their website believing it was the USPS website. Didn't really think to much about the initial charge for $9.95, do to the USPS's financial state... First thing I should have questioned! I received a confirmation email, which I should have payed closer attention to because it had no ...
I googled the usps site and got this change my id site. I oredered the $9.99 package and they added a29.99 charge as well. I am going to dispute it on my card and then change my card. ...
I searched Google for USPS change address form. Changmyaddress.com was the top site returned, so I want to there web page. It gave the appearance that they're affiliated with the USPS. However this is not true. Sadly I did not find this out until today (1/13), when I received a call from my bank ...
I was taken to changemyaddress.com when I googled for address change form and since the form was so familiar with the USPS address change, I never read the fine print. I was charged $9.95 for the address change and additional $29.95 for submitting it to IRS. Nowhere on the website while submitting ...
I wanted to change my mailing address so I typed in USPS Change of Address into Google The first google search hit gives you this site that looks like the US Post Office. It collects the same info as the Post Office and your credit card to verify your identity, and then charges you $6.99 for what ...