Victim Location 80246
Total money lost $110
Type of a scam Moving
This is a website made to look like the USPS change of address pngage. They charged me double fees of $59.95 when the USPS changes only $1.05. They don’t have a phone number or direct email to reach them and for support you type into some ‘contact us’ page where they claim customer service will contact you. Beware to those that are moving, be sure you are on the main USPS website when changing your address and use a credit card if possible so you can dispute charges if you accidentally fall for scams like this.
Victim Location 72703
Type of a scam Moving
I erroneously thought the link was the official USPS page to forward mail after a move. The company attempted to charge me $79.95 for a service offered through the USPS for $1.05.
Victim Location 90405
Type of a scam Moving
I thought this was the regular USPS service to forward my mail – I searched mail forwarding and I am changing a bunch of addresses so didn’t realize it wasn’t the official USPS site. I remembered mail forwarding being a one dollar fee, so when they asked for my CC I thought it would just be that. Quickly I saw it was actually an $80 charge for something that is $1.05 through USPS. I called to cancel and they kept trying to say they would provide other services that are either very little or free like national do not call list or reducing spam mail. They offered a 50% discount, only $10, only $2 (which is still more than the $1.05 than it should be!). I had to say please cancel the entire amount 4 times before they finally agreed. To their credit, they cancelled it almost immediately after I hung up.
Victim Location 98826
Total money lost $59
Type of a scam Moving
They pose as the usps for an address change (usually free) but then charge a large fee for the service.
Victim Location 59715
Total money lost $80
Type of a scam Moving
Went to change my address and chose the top option thinking it’d be the correct place to go. They took $80 from me. Only change your address through USPS
Victim Location 50162
Total money lost $10
Type of a scam Online Purchase
I wanted to change my address and googled how to do so. Changemyaddress.org was the first ad I saw and I clicked on it. I assumed I would be charged the usual dollar for the service, but they ended up charging me $75! I called to cancel my order, was told I couldn’t, and they charged me $9.95 instead. I feel so stupid.
Victim Location 94567
Total money lost $1.95
Type of a scam Online Purchase
We went online to change our address after moving. This is the first website to come up when you search change of address. They do not give you a price for their services what do ever. The only way we found out is by checking our bank account immediately after processing our order. After realizing it was $79.95. That is an unheard of amount for a change of address. I immediately called the company to cancel my order. They first offered us 50 % back, then everything but around 10 dollars. It took pushing back three times just to get my complete refund. This is outrageous scam-like behavior and this operation needs to be shut down. Fingers crossed they don’t steal our card info to use in future endeavors.
Victim Location 22903
Total money lost $2
Type of a scam Online Purchase
This website initially appears to be the USPS address change site. They include all of these fees in their fine print and their Terms & Conditions and Privacy policy do not even exist when you try to access the links. Trying to get my money back, I called the number on the website and was greeted by someone who continued to try and sell me more products and gave me the option for a half of a refund because the “order had already been processed” literally five minutes before. Eventually, they agreed to give me the full refund minus a few dollars. I am very uncomfortable with this company having my information. What a deceitful group that should truly be ashamed of their practices.
Victim Location 46745
Total money lost $80
Type of a scam Worthless Problem-solving Service Scam
This website impersonated the USPS change of address page, charged my wife $80 for a change of address form, something that costs 1.05. The website did not send any confirmation emails and is not responsive when we call to get a refund, something it states is available within 30 days… calling the bank tomorrow to have the charge blocked.
Victim Location 42240
Total money lost $79.95
Type of a scam Worthless Problem-solving Service Scam
I have used the US postal Service website in the past to change my address without issue. Google searched for that same service, clicked on what I thought was a legit site from the US Post Office… filled out the information, and submitted. Automatically charged my CC $79.95 without any warning! Called, supposedly refunding the charge. Have seen nothing yet. Beware!
Victim Location 99001
Total money lost $79.95
Type of a scam Worthless Problem-solving Service Scam
Initial means of contact Not applicable
ChangeMyAddress.org is an independent service for new address changes, maliciously looking like a USPS site for a legitimate address change which should only cost $1 but what they don’t tell you is when you submit your payment for address change they tell you it was declined but really they charge your account for $80.
Victim Location 45231
Total money lost $79.95
Type of a scam Moving
I needed to change my postal address from recently moving. I filled out the address for me and my son. That evening I saw a charge for $79.95 pending from my bank account. I never gave any information in regards to my bank account information or debit card. The next day when I called the company to get this cancelled they hung up on me when I asked them how did they even get my bank account information.
Victim Location 10901
Total money lost $39.95
Type of a scam Other
They pretend to be USPS website and charged me $39.95!!! But they said they would charge me $1.05
Victim Location 85201
Total money lost $80
Type of a scam Online Purchase
Please, very very CAREFULLY make sure you are being processed through the actual USPS website because I typed USPS mail change and their site came up . PLEASE STAY AWAY . They use logos very similar to the actual website without disclosing clearly the cost. While, Yes they do state they are going to charge you 80 dollars and an additional 50 Dollars in the fine print they will not refund your money, or when they do , they will " refund it" with out actually returning the money and charge you AGAIN the next day. Please. be safe. be warned.
Victim Location 85201
Total money lost $80
Type of a scam Online Purchase
Please, very very CAREFULLY make sure you are being processed through the actual USPS website because I typed USPS mail change and their site came up . PLEASE STAY AWAY . They use logos very similar to the actual website without disclosing clearly the cost. While, Yes they do state they are going to charge you 80 dollars and an additional 50 Dollars in the fine print they will not refund your money, or when they do , they will " refund it" with out actually returning the money and charge you AGAIN the next day. Please. be safe. be warned.
Victim Location 68122
Total money lost $79.95
Type of a scam Phishing
This website camouflages itself as if it were officially associated with the US postal service. Change of address should only cost just $1.05, at most. The site did not give me a total when I entered my credit card, it just went ahead and confirmed my payment and then charged me 79 dollars! I am in the process of canceling my card and attempting a refund.
Victim Location 20874
Type of a scam Moving
While attempting to change my mailing address with the U.S. Postal Service, I first called the USPS customer service phone number and was told by an automated service message that this would have to be done online. A clicked on the first link that appeared from a web search (my mistake for multi-tasking during this process). I did not notice that I was not on the USPS website, but rather Change My Address.org.
During the process of filling out the change of address form, it indicated that their would be a fee, I thoght that it may be a $5 or $10 fee charge by the USPS. No amount was ever indicated at anypoint during this process. Fortunately the charge was declined by my credit card company for being a suspected fraudlent charge. Change My Address had attempted to charge me $79.95!
This is site should be shut down and/or charged for crimianl activity.
Victim Location 43812
Total money lost $159.90
Type of a scam Moving
Keeps recharging my account $79.95 to change my address. I called and they said they’ll refund my money, and then took out another $79.95!!
Victim Location 94607
Total money lost $79.95
Type of a scam Counterfeit Product
I went to the USPS pngage to change my address and was redirected to changmyaddress.org. Using the same form as the USPS uses to change your address and then charge a $1 fee to confirm your address change, changemyaddress.org then charged me $79.95. Only if you look deep into their small print through multiple pages do you find a note saying they are not the USPS and they will charge you.
Victim Location 46205
Total money lost $79.95
Type of a scam Online Purchase
Website looks like *** site where you change your address, but they charge $79.95 for the services and do not actually change your address.
Victim Location 63303
Total money lost $80
Type of a scam Online Purchase
They set up their site to perfectly mimic the us postal service website and charge $80 for an address change that they never actually perform, and which normally costs $2. Make sure you’re on the usps site when performing an address change.
Victim Location 94133
Total money lost $79.95
Type of a scam Online Purchase
This company erroneously overcharges your credit card when you place an address change order. The minute I called to dispute the charge on my cc, they offered a 50% reduction and when I said I never authorized a 79.95 charge to change my address, they immediately said they would process a credit for all but $1.95. I agreed only because it would cost me more money to stay on the phone.
BEWARE,
they also offer to place you on the Do Not Call List. My unsolicited calls have gone through the roof since supposedly unsubscribing so they are probably selling your information too!
Victim Location 28205
Type of a scam Online Purchase
The website looks like it is part of the US Postal Service. All I wanted to do was change my address, when I went to check my bank account there was a $79 charge from Changemyaddress.org. I called to get my money back and a man answered the phone with attitude and a speech already ready.( Obviously they get these calls all the time!). After arguing he charged me $1.50 to change my address. Total scam!!! Stay clear!!!
Victim Location 85028
Total money lost $79
Type of a scam Moving
we went on the ** *** website to do a change of address and submitted our credit card to pay the $1.00 charge and thought we were done. Three weeks later I noticed that a charge of $79.00 was levied on my CC by a changemyaddress.org.
We had never received any notification that we had employed their services via email or otherwise.
We had to call our CC to reverse the charges. This business practice is a total scam and fraud and those in charge of the company should be charged with a felony for interfering with US mail.
Victim Location 92014
Total money lost $80
Type of a scam Moving
This website pops up as an option to change your address when you *** search. I thought I was changing my address with the USPS- since the company disguises itself. Usually it costs $1 to change your address with USPS- this website is a scam and charged $80. When I called to get a refund, they were very rude and I had to fight for my money back. They said their terms and conditions were clear. No where was it clear that it would cost $80 (they probably hide that in the fine print). A total scam taking advantage of people already in the stressful experience of moving.
Victim Location 63116
Total money lost $80
Type of a scam Online Purchase
In the process of moving, I went online to change my address with the post office. I had been told in the past it costs about $6 to change your address with USPS. Clicking one of the first links that popped up was my fault, but I assumed I was redirected by the post office to a third party who handles address changes. On the site ChangeMyAddress.org it asked for address information, promised to remove my phone number from solicitation lists, etc. It was a red flag when the site asked for my credit card info before displaying the total cost of the address chagne, but I thought it would show the total and ask for order confirmation on the next page, as most websites do. That did not happen. Not only did it immediately process my card for $79.95, but on the email "receipt" it did not indicate the price to be paid, or what the near $80 was going towards.
When I called to cancel the whole thing, the rep tried to pitch me a partial refund with full service, I said no, then she tried to pitch me a $10 package, I said no, then she said they would refund all of the money but $1.95, and I said no. I told her I wanted a full refund and to be removed from their system entirely. I then asked why they don’t display cost information on the website or in the email "receipt" and she fully ignored the question saying, "So we’ve issued your refund, can I do anything else for you?" I asked if she could hear me, she said yes, I asked her to answer my question and she said, "I don’t build the website, but the cost is definitely listed in the terms and conditions." To which I asked, "You mean the fine print that is pages and pages long?" She said yes. I replied, "I know its not your fault, and I do hope you have a great day, but that is a terrible way to run a business."
Victim Location 37771
Total money lost $79.95
Type of a scam Online Purchase
I thought I was on the USPS change my address site. It said at check out the charge was $1.00. My account was charged $79.95. I called them and said I want it credited back to my account. He said they would credit all but $1.69. And that was after I refused his service. THIS is very misleading and I know there was no where on that website that stated any charge for $79.95.
Victim Location 98332
Total money lost $80
Type of a scam Online Purchase
Mistook this website for official USPS website for address change. They charge $80 for a $1 service and automatically sign you up for monthly subscription fees. AVOID AT ALL COSTS.
Victim Location 11101
Total money lost $80
Type of a scam Online Purchase
I went online to change my address because I just moved. The website was the first to come up when I searched change your address and seemed legit. But I should’ve known better when it asked for payment but did not say how much it was charging me. I knew there was a $1 fee included with changing your address online though so I didn’t think too much of it. The fake website charged me $80 to change my address! I immediately cancelled my card and will dispute the charge. No website should charge that much or take advantage of a $1 service or not tell you how much they’re charging. I feel silly for continuing to pay anyway, but the website looked very credible and it being a .org made me feel safe as well. Don’t fall for it! After researching some more this happens all the time and theirs are the websites that come up first in the search. We need to make sure websites like this are stopped. So make sure if you are changing your address it is through the USPS website only.
Victim Location 32514
Total money lost $79.95
Type of a scam Online Purchase
I am trying to change my address online and after doing a "change of address" search I clicked on a website I thought was legit. I have changed my address in the past and am charged $1 each time I do it. This particular website charged me $79.95! Absolutely outrageou
Victim Location 93022
Total money lost $79.95
Type of a scam Online Purchase
I went to what I thought was the USPS website and was told I would be charge $1 for a change or address only to find I was not only charged the $1 but I was also charge $79.95.
Victim Location 98513
Total money lost $78.95
Type of a scam Moving
This website claims to offer the service of changing your address and lists no charges on the forms you fill out, giving the impression that your information is being used to verify your identity. The terms and conditions are not shown except for at the bottom of the home page. I was charged $79.95 (with future monthly payments of $29.99) for a service that costs $1, and I was never even shown a billing page or receipt (I had to look at my bank statement to see how much was taken out).
Victim Location 33445
Total money lost $1.95
Type of a scam Phishing
I went online to change my mailing address because I am moving to another state. This is the website that pops up 1st when I put in USPO. I thought it was USPO. It tried to charge me $79.00 to change my mailing address. I called them immediately to dispute the charge. They refunded my all but $1.95 to change my address. I thought all was ok. I am still at my old address and am still getting mail here. The request was done on 6/4/18, scheduled date to forward was 6/15/18 and it is now 6/26/18. I called the REAL post office and was told the old address was not entered correctly. I called the fake USPO company and was told I need to call the REAL USPO then they hung up on me. Really rude also. (12:24pm 6/26/18). 71 negative complaints listed on this company. A definite SCAM>
Victim Location 33770
Total money lost $79.99
Type of a scam Online Purchase
Beware of the change my address. Org site it is run by a scam artist who charges you 7999 to change your address because you the consumer are too dumb to realize that he pays Google to be the top thing found on a search and then he scams you out of $80 and signed you up for several other things that you do not wish to be a part of
Victim Location 97504
Total money lost $79.99
Type of a scam Moving
This website comes up first when you search "USPS Change my address online". IT is not clear that it is not USPS and in very small print states they will charge 79.99 for it’s scam services. It is very misleading and offers services available by USPS for $1. I called them as I had charges on my credit card and asked them to cancel all services. They repeatedly tried to get me to agree to keep some services, including "the USPS change of address service for which the USPS will charge 1.75). This is also incorrect as the post office only charges $1. Very deceptive business practices! I filed multiple (3) change of addresses before I realized it was the wrong site.
Victim Location 70115
Type of a scam Other
i needed to change my address with the post office. i used the bing search to search "change address post office". the first website, in bold letters, is this website. it gives the appearance of the official usps change of address form. i entered all of my info to change my address, including billing info. luckily my credit card fraud dept declined the charge of over $79! i looked closer, and the site, in very small print, explains that they will charge you 79 dollars, plus monthly charges, for some nominal, bogus extra services. they have a bbb rating of F, but honestly im shocked that they are allowed to do business at all, and that bing puts them at the top of their search results. this scam should be illegal, especially since they are so closely mimicking a government website.
Victim Location 92831
Total money lost $79.95
Type of a scam Moving
I thought I was changing my address with USPS, since I have always done so. Everything with changemyaddress.org seemed legit and they were going to charge me a $1 for the service (which I’ve always paid with USPS) so I did not suspect any fowl play. I started paying bills when I saw a charge of $79.95 on me credit card under changemyaddress.org. I was livid, since I did not authorize this amount and only the $1 USPS charges. I called them and they refunded me 50% back of my money. They were very misleading since they put that they were with USPS. Be careful and make sure you are really on the USPS website.
Victim Location 34269
Total money lost $40
Type of a scam Moving
Deceptive site that mimics the US Postal service site. They charged $39.99 for a service that usps.com does for $1.00. I was not aware of the exorbitant charge until it showed up on my credit card. Had the cost been posted on their site, I would have realized that I was NOT on usps.com
Victim Location 31525
Total money lost $39.95
Type of a scam Online Purchase
I was in the process of moving and needed to change my address for the postal service. I search "change of address" and clicked on the first link, thinking that it was the way to do this through the USPS website. They charged me $39.95 for this process and sent the confirmation letter to my old address (the letter had no notation of the correct new address). Since then I have realized what happened and correctly went through the process with USPS and they only charged me $1.00. USPS had no knowledge of the change I had done with the website changemyaddress.org.
Changemyaddress.org did not provide their service in anyway yet still charged for it. I would like do know what I can do to get the money refunded if possible.
Victim Location 47909
Total money lost $79.95
Type of a scam Online Purchase
I thought I was on the USPS website and was going to be charged $1 to change my address. By the next day, I had a charge of $79.95 on my account. I had no idea it was going to be this much or it was not the USPS website. I had to file a reversal of charges with my bank. They charged my account again and I am now in the dispute process on the charge.
Victim Location 85263
Type of a scam Moving
I thought i was on the US Postal web site for a change of address. I thought the US Postal service charged $1.00 for a change of address. No mention of cost on their web site. I received a charge on my credit card of $79.95. I called and they changed it to $40.00. I continued to object and they lowered it to $9.95. They said the additional charge was for discount on utility hook up at new home.
Victim Location 97062
Type of a scam Online Purchase
I discovered ChangeMyAddress.org in pursuit of changing my address for an upcoming move. Towards the end of my online process, I was informed that a fee would be charged. The amount was not stated on the website. Once I submitted my debit card information, I was asked if I wanted access to add-on services, I declined them all as I knew they would come at an additional expense. I completed the process, was told it would take 10-14 days for my change of address to take effect, and that a receipt would be sent to my email address. I retrieved the receipt but couldn’t locate the amount charged…so I called their customer support number. I spoke with Frank and when asked the amount that I’d been charged, I was told $59.95. Apparently, I was being charged for the exact services I clearly declined. When I told Frank that I did not request nor did I desire those services, he offered them to me for half price. Again, I firmly stated that I did not want the services. Again, Frank offered me the Nation No Call List for $9.95…AGAIN, I said NO. At this point, Frank feigns NOT being able to hear me…as if we suddenly developed a bad connection. I was not driving…I was sitting at my desk and did not move from that spot during the entire conversation. Once we were "reconnected", I told him that I was not paying any more than what USPS.com was charging which was a $1.00 (It’s important to state here that I THOUGHT I was processing my change of address through a USPS endorsed 3rd person party. Once I uncovered the actual USPS.com website, I used it to process my son and daughter’s change of address which clearly stated that a $1.00 fee would be accessed to verify the addresses.) Frank then told me that the final charge would be $1.95. At this point I acquiesced but QUICKLY thought better of it and cancelled the entire order. I was then given a confirmation number to confirm the refund transaction and told that an email would be sent for further confirmation. I received TWO email refund confirmations…one for $1.95 and another for 58…that’s it…the number 58. No cents or dollars indicated…JUST 58. I then called customer service back and spoke with Megan. When I requested another refund confirmation that clearly stated a refund $58.00 NOT just the number 58, Megan told me that as it was a computer generated document another could not be sent. How convenient. I then told her that Change My Address needs to address the protocols because they’re shady at best. At this point, she told me to have a nice day. I told I would AFTER I reported them to the ScamPulse.com.
I called my bank IMMEDIATELY and was told that there was a pending amount of $1.95 to be posted to my account. I haven’t lost any money YET but no credits have been posted to my account by Change My Address thus far. As a precaution, I had the debit card I used cancelled as I now feel VERY vulnerable and at the whim of this company’s shenanigans. This company DEFINITELY needs a CLOSE LOOK because they’re business practices are CLEARLY LACKING in integrity and have the GREAT potential to dupe others with their DECEPTIVE ways. In closing, I will NEVER use this company again and will encourage others to do the same as well.
Victim Location 42718
Total money lost $59.95
Type of a scam Online Purchase
My roommate and I went online to change our address; as now everything can be done online. She was informed there would be a fee of 59.95. I called and asked them to explain the fee charges to me! She informed us that it was to put us on the do not call registery, hook up for utilities at the residence, junk mail elimination, and for coupons. We do not have a land line. We constantly receive junk mail and soliciting phone calls every day! I have excellent credit and all hook up fees were waived for me, so no one hooked up my thing for us from this company. We called today Oct. 24, 2017 and demanded a refund or further action will be taken. We will proceed with an attorney! Operator informed us she would give a full refund and a confirmation number was sent! It should never cost anyone sixty dollars for a change of address!!!
Victim Location 72015
Total money lost $60
Type of a scam Moving
I googled USPS and changing my address. I was immediately sent to this site, thinking it was the USPS. I was never informed of the fee for changing my address or that there would be additional charges for less junk mail or putting my name on the national no call list. 4 days later I was charged $60 by this company. When I called them to complain, they immediately offered to refund all but $10 of my money. This is a scam. It should be illegal for a company to do this. Now I have to call the bank and make sure they don’t process any other charges on my card.
Victim Location 02155
Type of a scam Online Purchase
Like many others, I googled change my address looking for the official U.S. Postal Service change of address website while under the hurry and stress of moving. Changemyaddress.org, came up near the top of the search results that looked very much like the official USPS site. I was deceived into thinking the site was official, it is designed just like the official site and asks the same types of questions. As others who have moved know, the official USPS site asks whether you would like coupons or to share your new address with businesses or services which you can decline. The typical charge for the USPS service is $1. Changemyaddress.org has unreadable text hidden on the site somewhere saying that the charge for their service is $59.95. I received no email confirmation about their service or charge. Several days later, I noticed the amount charged on my bank statement and realized I had been deceived after a quick internet search of the company. I called and had to ask several times for a refund while the receptionist read a form response and successively reduced the charges to $1.95. They have obviously received many calls of this nature. They try to justify the deception by saying they provide the service of putting your name on the do not call list (which I’m already on and was not mentioned clearly on the site), along with sending your move information to advertisers ( I did not select any of these options on their site).
This is an intentional con preying on people who are dealing with many things while moving. I urge anyone who has been tricked to call them for a refund, then change your payment card number because this company should not be trusted, then file a complaint with the BBB, then write to a local newspaper in the form of a letter to the editor to inform your community about the scam.
Victim Location 32413
Total money lost $59.95
Type of a scam Moving
Charged $59.95 to change mailing address. USPS charges $1. Their website site is designed to look just like USPS
Victim Location 43035
Total money lost $59.95
Type of a scam Moving
I did a google search to change my address and chose the first thing that popped up. Admittedly, being exhausted from the stress of packing and moving, I did not read all the disclaimers and notices. The page is very official looking and the fact that these bogus companies can even exist is crazy. It never crossed my mind that it WOULDN’T be run by USPS. I only suspected something was amiss after I saw the $59.95 charge on my checking account. Since it is a holiday weekend, I will be contacting this so called company on Monday morning.
I received a confirmation email from them on April 5, 2017 and my account was charged on April 10, 2017. Nowhere in the confirmation email does it mention a charge of $59.95.
Victim Location 37148
Total money lost $59.95
Type of a scam Moving
I was looking to make sure my address was current and went to the first site and I have changed my address o line before so I thought nothing of it when they asked for my card information and little did I know they were gonna charge me $59.95 to change my address. I have called the customer service number multiple times but all I get is ringing and then the line drops and the call ends. They said they’d offer a full refund but they won’t answer the call.
Victim Location 45206
Total money lost $60
Type of a scam Online Purchase
Want to change my address so this website is the first thing popped up when you type change my address on google. Use Postal service and such to make it look legit. It doesn’t tell you how much they are charging you while you are putting your info in. It doesn’t show anywhere until it gets charged and shows up on your statement. It charges your 60 for a simple task. It could be legal but it is completely taking advantage of people. This is crap.
Victim Location 29009
Total money lost $49.95
Type of a scam Online Purchase
If you search for the USPS change of address website on a search engine, the https://changemyaddress.org website comes up and it looks and feels just like the usps site due to the color and style they have utilized. You are scammed into entering all your information and no where does it state that they are not affiliated with USPS and that they charge almost $50 for a service that you could get for free if you go into an USPS or use the USPS online system for just $1. Once you receive the confirmation email, you realize that you have been scammed into paying for a service – they don’t even show how much they are going to charge until you check your bank account.
Victim Location 33778
Total money lost $49.95
Type of a scam Moving
They have their website set up as an add when one is searching for usps.com to change your address. User can inadvertently enter all of their info on their site and are charged $49.95, with no notice of the charge!!! USPS charges $1.00. I had to cancel my credit card and file a claim. When I called the company they were very rude and said I SHOULD PAY MORE ATTENTION WHEN USING MY COMPUTER.
Victim Location 97224
Total money lost $49.95
Type of a scam Moving
This website looks and acts like it is part of the united states postal service. When you are applying for a official change of address on the offical usps they ask for your card information to verify proper identification. Thats what i thought i was doing, until i received a $49.95 usd charge on my account. This company is acting like they are the USPS handiling change of address procedures when they are not.
Then i found the information on this company, contacted them and was told i was screwed pretty much. they did not offer refund and when i called the phone was answered like it was not a place of business but a personal number
Victim Location 54880
Total money lost $44.95
Type of a scam Other
Changed address online. They deducted 44.95 from my checking account. My mail totally stopped prior to the requested date. The postal service I complained to stated this company is not associated with USPS and is a scam. I am missing first class mail for the last week that was undeliverable.
Victim Location 92313
Total money lost $39.95
Type of a scam Online Purchase
The Web site Change My Address screwed me over for $39.95 I was under the assumption that it was the usps. Be very careful when changing your address online.