Stamps.com may proceed to cost your charge card even although you obtain a new quantity. I attempted to stop online, and about the telephone. The very first telephone termination they stated they did not do simply because they needed to contact me back and verify. It is extremely difficult to stop ...
I too received one of these 'Past-Due' invoices - and yes, clearly a marketing scam. It's also illegal per the "http://www.usps.com/postalinspectors/fraud/invoices.htm" page. Do not give any of your information to them - they will aggressively ask you for it if you call - phone numbers, ...
I went on their website and try to open what I thought was a 30 day free trial. During the registration process I entered my credit card and during the verification I received a message telling me that there was a problem with my credit card and the page locked up. To make a long story short I ...
Continue billing from stamps.com for $47.85 each time. Each billing asking for updated credit card information, address, and signature. They start out advising that service fees to the credit card associated with the account were unsuccessful. Then they ask for you to provide them with new credit ...
I signed up to try the service, its sounded very good but I don't use postage often enough to justify the monthly charge. Since August I have requested that the service be discontinued several times but each month they keep trying to charge a card which I have informed them is no longer in service. ...
I received two PAST DUE invoices saying their attempts to charge my credit card had failed and they were sending me the past due invoices trying to get me to pay by check or go in and change my credit card information. All of this was a scam... I have never signed up for this. They had my street ...