Stamps.com offers a free signup or free trial. I signed up. I am Canadian. However I often visit my daughters in the U.S. And have packages to go to various locations in the U.S. I found that I could not use the service because I had a Canadian address. Okay I used my daughter's U.S. Address. Then ...
During my on line 'registration' with this outfit, I was accompanied, over the phone, by one of their pushy phone solicitors. When the pages containing Terms, etc. Were flashed before me, she kept encouraging me to read them later, when I could take my time. After all, 'you can cancel very easily ...
While I understand my obligations as outlined in the terms and conditions, what I do not understand is the shifty and underhanded cancellation practices (read practices not policy.) One can only cancel via telephone, however, it takes an act of congress to obtain said number. Apparently, it is only ...
Stamps.com sent me several emails saying that they could not bill my credit card for my new account. However, I never signed up for an account nor do I know who they were. When I asked for evidence that I had indeed signed up, they could not provide anything more than the "welcome screen" ...
This is a copy of the letter that I sent to stamps.com July 28 Ken McBride, CEO Stamps.com 12959 Coral Tree Place Los Angeles, CA 90066-7020 Re: account xx68 cancellation number xx1769 Dear Mr. McBride: My name is Karen XXXXX and I was a customer of yours. I recently received an offer for a free ...
I like filling out surveys. One came to assess how stamps.com sign up process is. No risk involved 30 day free trial period. I signed up and downloaded the program on dec 19. Tried to install the program-it failed so I could not complete even the survey and thought I'm ok. Jan 19 a charge from ...