Last year I made the mistake of signing up for a free trial of stamps.com through a survey site. I called customer service and canceled my account after attempting to do so through email and being told that I couldn't. However, the following month a charge appeared on my debit card for a service ...
First email from stamps.com below: Problem With Your Service Fee Payment? From: Stamps.com Account Support ([email protected]) You may not know this sender. Mark as safe|Mark as unsafe Sent: Sat 8/16/08 9:45 PM To: MY EMAIL ADDRESS BEING USED HERE Dear Ryan, We attempted to charge your service ...
Signed up for a Free 30 Day Trial in May of I got the supplies from the company, then printed out 12 Stamps using the 5.00 of free postage included, I only used it once. I thought that if I don't use it they won't charge me. So I let it go, Just yesterday in August, I get a Past due notice for ...
I received a letter from stamps.com stating that their attempts to charge my cc for my "monthly service fees" were unsuccessful. They requested I pay online or send them by mail my cc details or a check or MO "to ensure that my service is uninterrupted". I have NEVER heard of ...
Open an account under their trial period, try the service for a day and find it really doesn't help an individual (seems more business oriented). Opening the program to close, a screenshot gives instructions how to continue the service (default being service will close automatically). BUT IT ...
One day I visited the stamps.com website to gain information about obtaining stamps online and about custum stamps. Before one is able to get any information, one is forced to register, which requires filling in all your personal information including credit card information. After that you are ...