Stamps.com clearly has created a lot of money on people and companies like mine. It obviously began having a telephone message which direct a worker without agreement to registered to get a free support test from Stamps.com. New accounting recommendations that people simply applied to make sure all ...
I discovered two charges of $17.95 on my Visa statement and contacted Stamps.com immediately to request for a refund and explanation. Stamps.com insisted that I must have signed up for an account with them on their website. I did not go to their website. I had previously opened an account with them ...
When I signed up for stamps.com they didn't mention their $17.95/mo. Fee anywhere on their web site. Then when I tried to cancel it they gave me what they said was a canceling number and sent me an e-mail saying my service was extended for free for one month. You might assume it would cancel after ...
Open an account under their trial period, try the service for a day and find it really doesn't help an individual (seems more business oriented). Opening the program to close, a screenshot gives instructions how to continue the service (default being service will close automatically). BUT IT ...
One day I visited the stamps.com website to gain information about obtaining stamps online and about custum stamps. Before one is able to get any information, one is forced to register, which requires filling in all your personal information including credit card information. After that you are ...
These guys are complete Fraud. It takes about a month to receive your postage refund for duplicate labels. Their customer services is senseless and at times rude. But what got me the most is their account closing procedure. I've shifted my business and no longer needed their services so I decided ...