After realizing that SCI*STAMPS.com had been billing my credit card for $15.99 for months, I think I have gotten to the bottom of these thieves. Back before the United States Post Office had instituted Click-N-Ship, the vendor they recommended for doing at home mailings was Stamps.com ...
One day I want to buy some stamps, what I looking for is usps, but somehow I search for "stamp" and the first line on the search result is Stamps.com. I wandering in there and download the software which I thought that is just to buy products from them. But second later I think this is a ...
On 11/27, I signed up online to Stamps.com. I used their service only one time and decided it was to much trouble, and complications. It was supposed to be a four (4) week trail. I called in and told the lady (rose) that I spoke to that I decided that it was to much trouble, however she insisted on ...
Two strange charges appeared on my credit card statement: $17.95 on 12/14/08 and $1.16 on 12/15/08. When I went online to check this company, the page shows Identity Theft/Consumer Protection. Http: sci*stamps.com does not exist. I never purchased stamps online and am not sure how they got my cc ...
As others have suggested, I also have never dealt with this rip-off scheme of a company before. $17.94 charged to my account, I'm sure my bank is aware of them. Basically, they try to take money from your account under the false pretence that you subscribed for something, you know nothing about. ...
Internet postage is a wonderful and convenient thing, but Stamps.com gives it a notorious name. This iniquitous merchandise will always try to trap innocent customers by using "No Risk", "No Upfront Costs", "4 Week Trial" as well as "Free Special Offer" on ...