I called about a postal service job in the paper and gave them my account number so they could pull the money out, it was taken within 5 minutes of me giving it, they told me that the book could be sold back and the money put back in the account for reasons such as if i failed the test or if there ...
I too got ripped off and I feel rather foolish. I gave them $129 when I was unemployed 2 years ago. I have been layed off and thought I would look into this option again and noticed the website didn't work. I searched it and this was the first site that came up. I too found them in the classifieds ...
When I received the Postal Battery Exam Study Guide I tried to call US Work Alliance for Assistance per the sticker on the bottom of the book. When I called I was shocked to find out that their phone numbers were disconnected. I wanted a full refund as I had been promised by the company of $129.95 ...
I was looking for part-time work, so I found an ad in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch paper about making $20 an hour working at the post office. All I had to do was send in $120 for the material and shipping and handling. I got my book followed the instructions about how to go about taking the exam for ...
To whom it may concern, In Februry I found a hiring ad for Postal Office work on www.usworkalliance.com and I called about the job (1-800-958-5314). The man who answered told me that he work with the postal office, he explain me what I need to study, how much money I will make ($20.00 to $30.00 ...
I am reading other people's emails about this situation. The real problem is, I never gave these people my credit card number. I don't know how they managed to get it. I am disputing the charges and this should be removed from my account. They charged my $129.00. ...