The day I cancelled my account with Stamps.com was the day my credit card number was used in California. The credit card company called me on Thanksgiving Day with an automated message that my card number had been used and that the item (the person attempted to purchase) was over my credit limit, ...
My credit card was charged five different times each time was for $24.99 for a total of $124.95 no authorization was given no software was downloaded the charges just appeared on my statements. Tried calling but nothing was done about the charges. Tony San Mateo, California U.S.A. ...
In checking my online bank statement I noticed a $15.99 charge from Sci*Stamps.com. Immediately contacted my bank, having the charge removed that I did not make and my cc reissued! ...
I was sucked into the SCI*Stamps ripoff because they liberally used the United States Post Office logos and passed themselves off as a branch of the USPS. When they got my debit card number they started helping themselves to my checking account. My wife works for the USPS and we are going to file a ...
Ip off for charging for 2 months when it was a 4 week trial period Patricia Marion, Ohio U.S.A. ...
I received an email last week from Stamps.com stating that they tried to run my credit card through for $15.99 and it was declined. I thought it was phishing, because my plan is not that high, and my cc should still have gone through. So I forwarded the email to stamps.com to ask if this was legit. ...