Totally fell victim to this (Inappropriate Content Removed) company. They were the first search that came up on google. NO WHERE in their web site does it say that they were going to charge you $20 for a $1 service. Should have been a red flag but benefit of the doubt lead me to believe it was ...
They have charged my account twice for a single transaction. I've tried to call and cannot get anywhere. There is no operator and you end up in a "loop" on the phone, always directed back to the original message. ...
From an "official" postcard at my local post office, I went online to USPS.com and agreed to pay $1.00 for a change of address, but the next day my credit card was charged 19.95 and I still have no address change. Other complaints here have me convinced I've been scammed. ...
This website is the first to pop up on a google search for mail forwarding. Yes I feel victim to this scam, and should have done some simple investigation of this website before putting in my information, my $20 lesson, but I had recently forwarded my address two times in the past 3 months, all on ...
Website was designed to look "official", and I must say that Google must be partially responsible since the site was the first one on the list of change of address options. No indication of such a large fee would be c harged; also no e-mail confirmation assured. I filled out the form and ...
I was trying to change my address with the Postal Service, was told I would be charged $1.00, was charged $19.95, and address change was never done. ISN'T THIS FEDERAL? Why are they still getting away with this??? ...