I went online to change my address and this is the first thing that popped up. It asked to put my payment information in. I knew I had to do this with usps. After inputting my new address, I realized I made a mistake and I fixed it. A few days later, I was charged twice for changing my address to ...
Charged account, no 24/7 support, no one picks up phone, emails reply become failures, no change of address, provides free information from internet. Total scam! ...
I thought that I was on the USPS website to change my address for $1.00, only to discover, when I looked at my bank statement today that I was charged $19.95 for an address change, by changemyaddress.com, in Springboro, Ohio. The confirmation email I received did not have the amount that I was ...
I put in the change of adress and it never got to the post ofiice... I am a two home person one in FL and so the mail never started forwarding... I had to contact the post office and fill out the change of address at the post office. Merchant Name: CHANGEMYADDRESSCOM Amount: $19.95 Transaction ...
Web site impersonates US Postal Service change of address. They do state they charge 19.95 ONLY in gray type on the first page of the change of address form. They do the LEAST they can get away with to make it easy to miss the charge. There is no confirmation of what you will be charged on the ...
I went online to change my address as i have in the past before on USPS or so i thought proceeded to put all my information in i.E. Old address / new address. Proceeded to put my credit card number in to pay the 1 dollar fee i have paid paid before when i clicked enter this 19.95 fee flashed really ...