My boyfriend and I recently moved. I submitted an online change of address request with what I thought was the USPS, which I've done a handful of times with no problem. The website is misleading so that you think you're on the post office website. When I logged into my checking account the next day ...
This site is set up to look like the USPS change-of-address site. It makes you think you're working with the post office, but instead of charging $1 to change your address you quickly learn your credit card has been charged $19.95. If you call to complain they tell you they've already filled your ...
Totally ripped off. I'm suckered and I'm furious. Of course, it's deceptive and preys on the unsuspecting. There is no way to contact the company. They don't want calls. There needs to be a way to punish these perpetrators. ...
Tried to change address online using this company. No change yet after five weeks. I call the number on my statement and it just loops, no one answers. ...
Changemyaddress.com charge me 19.95 for changing my address and I thought it was the real us post office. They only charge us one dollar. This is a fraud company and should be removed from the internet. ...
My intention was to change my address at the post office.in some way I ended up at this sight and they charged me $19.95 for something that should cost $1. It is my intention to call the credit card company to stop the payment. I get no results from the company. ...