On October 3 I was looking for a computer optimizer. It said if i completed one of these (listed a few) offers it would be a free program. I found the first one, stamps.com that claimed it was free for the first month with risk free trial and signed up for it, only to cancel later on this month. ...
For all of you out there that might be consider Stamps.com, I'd recommend avoiding it, unless you are absolutely serious about using it beyond the trial period. And don't fall for the free trail period bit, because it's not really "free" unless you cancel before the 30 days is up!!! Why? ...
Was unable to get stamps or print them. But was charged $17.99 any way. Be forewarned do not try to do business with *stamps.com* big ripoff. ...
I was trying the 4 week free trial of www.stamps.com what they advertise and what you receive is not the same. Also after the 4 FREE weeks if you do NOT cancel you are not only charged for the month after the 4 free weeks but charged for the free weeks too. The only way it is free is if you cancel ...
I registered for a 4 wk. Trial (supposedly) free trial on Friday, May 29. When I checked my bank account this morning (May 30) I had already been charged the $17.94. I immediately called my bank and had the charge reversed. Because of the approx. 200 other usacomplaints.com on stamps.com on this ...
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 ...