There is no "free trial" with these con artists. They charge your card right away. Cancelling is difficult. It's not possible to cancel online. When I called to cancel, I got some weasel on the phone who tried to offer me 125 "free" postage stamps after I told him explicitly ...
I had no idea that I was signing up for a monthly service charge for their program when I bought postage from them in December. I contacted three representatives at their company by telephone on 03/09. The first representative hung up on me (Melissa) after I told her I wanted to cancel my service. ...
They say they are giving you a free scale when you sign up for their service. Their trial period service does NOT explain that the digital scale in just junk if you don't keep their service. $9.99 for shipping and handling is a lot of money to some people and the scale is of no use after the trial. ...
Responded to TV ad. No more trips to the post office for stamps. Free meter easy and convenient. Well its complicated and expensive $15.99 a month pus the postage you use. Website very complicated and difficult to use. A hassle to discontinue! ...
So I signed up for Stamps.com in January for CashCrates.com surveys and because I sell on Ebay occasionally. It seemed easy enough, a four week trial (no it didn't say free, but it did say my card wouldn't be charged until after four weeks if I had not canceled and then my membership would just ...
I signed up for their service hoping to print postage from my home to avoid having to go to the PO but when I called stamps.com to help me set up the software, they cancelled my account and to this date, 17Mar12, I have not been able to get them to refund my money. Have emailed them several times ...