I clicked on what I thought was the USPS change of address website. They did not disclose any charges prior to completing the form. They asked for my credit card number and charged me $9.95. ...
I clicked on this site which looks just like the post office site and filled out my form - they asked for a credit card for confirmation and said it was $9.95- I thought that was alot but I also know the post office is in trouble - so I did it. This morning I woke up and realized Id been scammed ...
I thought this was the united staes po form to change my address temporarly. I cannot get in touch with them to cancel the order and get my money back. It was very confusing. They gave no number to call or any way to get in touch with them. ...
I thought I was on the USPS site (I had recently used it and they looked very similar) and thought I would be charged $1 (again), instead I viewed my bank statement and realized I had been charged two times: once at $19.06, another at $29.95! ...
They took my $5.99 for a $1 service of address change because I thought I was on the USPS site (they try to make it look like) now my problem is cx the address change. Cant do it on the real USPS site because I don't have the confirmation from the original fwd. Smh ...
I searched up, change my address on google and they put their site on the top and it said postal in the name so I clicked and enter my information. They scammed me $19.95. ...