I signed up with Stamps.com in March. I was able to run one page of stamps with the materials sent in the first package, then when I tried to run another page, already prepaid, my printer wouldn't print it. I've tried unsuccessfully to contact the company by phone and they never answer their ...
Dear Mr. McKieman: I was recently scammed by a private company, "stamps.com, " that advertises usps as its sponsor and misrepresents itself as a subsidiary of the usps. I was billed by this outfit without reason; then did some research to see who they are. Apparently they do metered ...
I checked into the "services" provided by Stamps.com and found that their fee of $16 a month was too much for what they provided and for what my small business needed or could afford, so I never used their service. They charged me the $16 a month fee anyway even thought as I just said I ...
Stamps.com was contacted in Sept to close my account. They kept open to see if I would use more. I did not request this. Called back in March to close account again. Account had accrued 67 dollars in charges since I cancelled account in Sept. They were unable to charge my credit card since I did ...
Stamps.com offered a service and a product and has done nothing but take money from my credit card... Of which I had to discontinue because of their repeated attempts to take more money from me. There is no method provided in which one can cancel the service and no response to repeated requests for ...
Stay away from stamps.com they are not worth the convenience of printing your own postage at home. I received a disc in the mail stating a free 30 day trial period to try the service so I signed up on jun 21 but I decided to cancel my subscription which I did but a few days after the trial period ...