Change My Postal Address.com

Review: I, like many others it seems, needed to change my address because of a move. I thought I was on the post office website, but ended up being on this fake website. When I searched google for "usps address change" the site was the first choice and even used the register and trademark of the USPS. They charged me $40 to do what the post office does for a dollar on their site. I tried to contact them about a refund. No response. I tried to contact them about the situation several times, but have received no response.To make matters worst they charged me twice on two different cards because I was consolidating both mine and my spouse's.Desired Settlement: I would like a refund on the two different cards.

Review: I recently moved and attempted to change my address online.I thought I was routed to USPS.com, however Changemypostaladdress.com was misleading in that it looks similar to the United States Postal Service website.I entered my updated information and was prompted to provide payment via Visa card for a one time charge of $1.05 in order for my address to be forwarded. I was fine with that. Unfortunately within a few days, I saw $39.99 debited from my account for address forwarding. I was not expecting this charge, and was not informed prior to submitting my payment information that I would be charged $39.99Desired Settlement: I would like my $39.99 credited back to me immediately. Their practices are dead wrong and sneaky.I suggest changemypsotaladdress.com make their fees clear on their homepage instead of stealing payment!

Review: Requesting a temporary change of postal address. I use the online USPS change of address webpage. This time, on February 4th I thought I was performing the same service at the USPS change of address site. This changemypostaladdress site looked and indicated in all ways that it was a legitimate United States Postal Service site. I followed the instructions , provided my addresses and C etc. It even indicated that it will be sending me a confirmation of address change. A week later, when I received no confirmation, I checked my CC bill only to discover that the changemypostaladdress service had charged my CC $39.95. And no change of address was effected. Sonce the the USPS has no recored my my change request. They are a fraudulent and illegitimate site whose only purpose is to defraud people of money.Desired Settlement: They should refund all unwitting customers like myself of the money they STOLE.

Review: I was trying to change my moms address for her. I went on what I thought was the post office site it was really the scam site they charged me $39.95 for a address change sent me one email and never the another with in 24 hours like they said they would. They have no phone number a fake address on the site and when I try to email the email comes back as unknown domain. So I can't even contact them about the scam.Desired Settlement: $39.95

Review: I went online to change my address with the post office, which usually costs around $1. Unfortunately, I cannot get ahold of anyone at this website, which was www.changemypostaladdress.com, through any of the contact information on their website, although it clearly states, "full refund, no questions asked". This is a huge scam apparently, and I would just like someone to fix this. The confirmation email has mot even been received. Please help!!Desired Settlement: I would really appreciate a full refund of $39.95 to my account. I did not get any pricing information whatsoever before purchase went though. There was no confirmation of my order, nothing!! Please help!!

Review: This website misrepresented itself as part of the USPS. It did not clearly state the charges. After realizing that I was charged $39.95, I tried to contact the company. There is no phone number to call. I tried to submit an online request, however the request I sent is to an "undeliverable" email address and was bounced back to me. The site clearly states that there is a 100% money back guarantee and I would like to get my money back, as this site is clearly a scam.Desired Settlement: I would like a refund of $39.95

Review: I am writing to ask for a refund of $39.95 that was charged to my wife's credit card when I changed her address. Before we moved I changed my address by doing a google search for USPS Change of Address. I went through the process and was charged $1.05 for the change of address with USPS. So, when I tried to change her address a few weeks later I went through the same process. However, unknowingly I was changing it through your website and she was hit with a charge for $39.95. I did not experience any convenience in filing through your website than I did in going directly through USPS as I actually thought I was going through USPS again. I did not receive any additional benefits or anything that justifies paying an extra $38.90. I feel that this is a very deceptive practice and I feel that we have been cheated out of our money. I would very much appreciate you crediting the money back to my wife's card. Your above statement says that you "take pride in providing superior change of address service". Please stand behind that because I am very displeased with the service and feel it is an absolute terrible and unfair value.Desired Settlement: A full refund of all money that was charged to my wife's credit card credited back to the card.

Review: I went to google to look up the united states post office to change my address. the second one listed under USPS, said 'USPS address change-official USPS form. I filled out the forms. and hit the continue button. was immediately charged 39.95 to change my address. This site claims they are an official USPS site. They are not.....very misleading,false and inaccurate.Desired Settlement: I just want my money back. 39.95. thank you.

Review: I went to https://www.changemypostaladdress.com/index.jsp thinking that this website was affiliated with the postal service in changing of the address for my boyfriend [redacted] who doesnt have a debit card so I used mine. The company was not legitimate and they charged me 39.95 They are not from Erie, Pa, I am but the company has no contact information whatsoever you can only email them. I was never forewarned of my card being charged 39.95 or I wouldnt have proceeded because I do not have the money for that and need refunded immediately. This site is not okay and is flat out fraud.Desired Settlement: 39.95

Consumer

Response:

The website does not have any address or phone number to provide the only way to contact them is by email

Review: I mistakenly went through the site because I thought it was USPS. I was charged $39.95 without any confirmation nor any information about being charged the amount. There is no phone number to call to cancel the order. They just steal people's money for what should only be $1 for a USPS change of address. Rip of! They take advantage of people.Desired Settlement: I want the order cancelled!!!! I want my $39.95 back!

Review: I thought I was I was changing my address at the usps website but I noticed they took $39.95 instead of one dollar they claim an questions asked refund but when I contacted them the e-mail returns to sender. I would really like a refund.Desired Settlement: I just want a refund of $39.95

Review: I was charged $39.95 by the online merchant "USMAILFORWRD" on December 8th, 2014. There is absolutely no way to contact the company. The submit email form on their website is a fictitious and inoperable mailing system. Their refund guaranty cannot be fulfilled if a customer cannot contact them. This should be illegal.Desired Settlement: Full refund in the amount of $39.95.

Review: I went on the website changemypostaladdress.com and completed the required information in order for my mail to be forwarded to a new address. The service stated that I would be charged $1.05 and the amount withdrawn from my bank account (via checking since I entered my debit card #) was $39.95. I went back on to the website after I saw the charge and could not find any direct phone number to call about the charge--or even an email. There was NO WHERE on the form I filled out that said anything about being charged anything over $1.05 and would greatly appreciate a refund of the overcharge. This is a fraudulent, unethical website.Desired Settlement: I would like the charge of $39.95 to be put back into my bank account.

Review: I have being trying to contact the business to inform them I want a refund. I thought this was the USPS and tried to contact them. The contact information doesn't work the email comes back as an error. Please help me get a refund. I don't want their service and have no way to contact them.Desired Settlement: I just want them not to process claim or refund my money.

Review: I, like many others it seems, needed to change my address because of a move. I thought I was on the post office website, but ended up being on this fake website. When I searched google for "usps address change" the site was the first choice and even used the register and trademark of the USPS. They charged me $40 to do what the post office does for a dollar on their site. I tried to contact them about a refund. No response. I tried to contact them about the situation several times, but have received no response.To make matters worst they charged me twice on two different cards because I was consolidating both and business and residence to one address.Desired Settlement: I would like a refund.

Review: I mistakenly thought I was on the USPS website to fill out a change of address form. I was charged $39.95 to file a change of address form which is either free from the USPS or a nominal fee of $1.05 online with USPS. I have contacted USPS and they are aware of the issue and are trying to shut down such sites but technically it is not fraud. The change of address was never filed so technically I did not receive the service I paid for. I contacted the company and was told of all the wonderful "benefits" of their service at which time I disagreed and requested a refund. It remains to be seen if I will indeed receive a refund. The USPS recommended I contact my senator which I did contact Senator [redacted]' office and also my credit card company.I want to file a complaint with the Revdex.com as well as I feel this fraud. I will not suffer hardship if I lose $39.95 but others such as the elderly or poor will and it angers me to see people lose hard earned money by such deceptive practices. I am a college educated professional woman who is a careful consumer and I got caught off guard.Desired Settlement: I would like to see my money refunded but more than that I would like to see this website shut down as it is deceptive and fraudulent.This is a service the USPS provides free of charge or a nominal fee online of $1.05. They do not provide a legitimate product and scam people out of $39.95 to do absolutely NOTHING..they did not even file the change of address form for me which would at least make the service semi legitimate. Companies like these are what is wrong with the world today!

Review: I thought I was requesting an address change through the official USPS website but was rerouted to this entity without realizing that I was being charged 39.95 for the service. Have tried contacting them, no phone number listed, and the email gets sent back to me as undeliverable. I jsut need to cancel my request and have the money back to me. ThanksDesired Settlement: Just refund my money please.

Review: On 8/23/2014 I searched [redacted] for change of address and I found www.changemypostaladdress.com on the top of the list. The website is very misleading nearly identical to the process I used in the [redacted] website, where I use to pay $1.05.I Filled out the form when I was trying to pay, there was no mention of the price.I was surprised after the payment is proceed that I will be charged $95.95.Right away I tried to contact the website, but there's no email, no phone number.The only option I had is contact us I asked them to cancel my order and give me my money back. I get an answer in few second that my order is canceled and there was no mention of the money. I tried again I get the same answer with the same format even in the website it says( All sales are guaranteed and a no-questions-asked refund is available if you are not satisfied with your order). It has been months and I still not get my money back .This website is scamDesired Settlement: I need my money back.I can't believe I fell for such a scam.

Review: ChangeMyPostalAddress.com misrepresents itself to be affiliated with USPS. When performing a google search of "USPS Address Change," this is the first website that appears. While the website itself discloses that it is not affiliated with USPS, it does so in an extremely subtle way that makes it exceptionally easy for the reader to miss the disclaimer completely. After it initially charges $1.00, which is what the actual USPS website charges for an address change, changemypostaladdress.com then proceeds to charge $39.95. The website is a complete scam. It claims that its purpose is to notify all utilities and private entities about an individual's new address, but what it is really doing is misrepresenting a material fact, that it is indeed affiliated with USPS, to which many rely upon to their detriment. After repeatedly attempting to contact their customer service line, I was diverted to a "free cruise" ploy that is obviously used to deter those who have been scammed, such as myself, from seeking refunds.Desired Settlement: A refund of the $39.95.

Review: in Google search ad says USPS and site is not affiliated with it at all. then Overcharges for services. I have asked for refund but no responseDesired Settlement: $39.95