This company claims to offer a 15% discount off the post office rates for a fee of $15.99 but in reality the prices are exactly the same as usps.com. There is absolutely no discount at all. Do not waste you time or your money signing up with this company they are a complete rip off. ...
They decieved me into signing up for a "FREE" trial, yet charged my credit card without my authorization for this "FREE" trial. I called them and asked for a refund. They refused. Sean (supervisor), told me that it wasn't a free trial, and that I had to pay $18 for it since I ...
The corporation never informed me they might billed a regular support of $15.99 for that same providers as you are able to get free of charge straight from USPS.com. Stamps.com not just prevent you from purchasing insurance straight from USPS which means you need to buy insurance from Stamps.com ...
I started my first membership with stamps.com in September. At the time I had limited use of a vehicle and was selling often on e-bay. I was enticed by their offer for a free scale and that I could ship first-class mail from home. At that time, you couldn't ship first class mail through paypal or ...
Under the guise of the US Postal Service, this company mails information to set up printing postage on your home computer/printer. They advertise a free cd to set it up as well as a postage scale (fee) and free postage for a trial period.instead, you get signed up for a membership and monthly ...
I cannot express how disappointed i am in Stamps.com right now. I just tried to cancel my account (which i was not able to do via email or online) and was told by their "Customer Care Team Specialist" (aka "sales retention staff") that instead of cancelling my $17.99 account, i ...