The day I cancelled my account with Stamps.com was the day my credit card number was used in California. The credit card company called me on Thanksgiving Day with an automated message that my card number had been used and that the item (the person attempted to purchase) was over my credit limit, ...
When applying for a trial account with Stamps.com, there was misleading information regarding the subscription plan including the terms of service and cancellation of service with the company. Even though the account was never utilized and subscription was signed up for by accident, Stamps.com did ...
I attempted to cancel a membership that was suppose to be free. When I attempted to cancel last month and was told it was cancelled. This month I received a visa statement with another charge for services of 15.99. When I called this month I was told it would be cancelled again. After waiting on ...
Stamps.com is a ripoff, they lie to you and tell you that you are going to get free postage stamps for you first month, and that you are going to get a free scale, and all this other free crap that they promise you to start your process.in all actuality all they do is lie, lie, lie. They say they ...
Stamps.com is the biggest scam going around. They offer you a free trial membership good for 30 days and $10 of free postage. I made sure to read the fine print so I knew when to cancel and how. On the 15th day I used all my allotted postage and decided to cancel early so there wouldn't be any ...
I was ripped off by Stamps.com, I signed up for this service over a year ago, was charged the initial monthly fee. I was not satisfied with their service, so I cancelled! I got my cc statement and there was a charge of $85.13. I immediatly contacted their support email ([email protected]) They ...