I thought I was on the USPS site (I had recently used it and they looked very similar) and thought I would be charged $1 (again), instead I viewed my bank statement and realized I had been charged two times: once at $19.06, another at $29.95! ...
They took my $5.99 for a $1 service of address change because I thought I was on the USPS site (they try to make it look like) now my problem is cx the address change. Cant do it on the real USPS site because I don't have the confirmation from the original fwd. Smh ...
This website is falsely advertising the fact that they are affiliated in some way with the postal service and they are trying to help you in your move by changing your address for you over the internet for a "small fee of $6.99". While I thought this would be a wonderful thing and me ...
When looking for the USPS change of address form online, this was the first site that came up on the page. I clicked on it and submitted my address change and paid the fee. My address was never changed with the post office, but they charged my card. It was only after I submitted the information and ...
I thought I was at the USPS site and needed to report a change of address. I accepted a $6.95 charge. Then later when I tried to contact the site, the same email address they had sent me to confirm my change of address, I received a "Delivery Failure" message. Their email address was not ...
This website comes up when you are filling out a change of address. If you're not careful it makes you think you're filling out an information request with the USPS but this is untrue. Do not use this website. It is a scam and a rip off. Make sure you're using the official USPS website which cost ...