www.fastaddresschange.com
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fastaddresschange.com is a scam! They got me good, making me give them my new address and then charging me for something I didn't want. They even asked for my debit card info under the guise of verifying my identity. Don't trust them!

This biz is slimy. They ask for ur credit card to verify ur identity which is what usps does, however they don't say they're gonna charge ur card $59.95.. Additionally it's been over a week and I haven't received any mail. Totally disgusting biz. Slime.

This company looked like USPS. I thought I was dealing with USPS until I saw a charge of $59.90 on my card. They need to be stopped. I'm sure others have been scammed too. Seems like a bait and switch phishing scam.

I got a beef with these guys. They seem like they're down with the USPS, but they ain't. Plus, there's no way to get in touch with them right away, like on the phone or through instant chat. And get this - they charged me $60 for something that the USPS does for a measly buck. That's straight up shady. I shot them an email to see if they'll give me my money back, but I ain't holding my breath. This company needs to be shut down, for real.

Hey guys, just wanted to give you a heads up about fastaddresschange.com. I think it might be a scam. First off, they make it seem like they're the USPS website, but they're not. It's super confusing. Second, they don't tell you how much they're going to charge you before you agree to anything. They just charge you whatever they want later on. And finally, even if they do change your address, you have no way of knowing for sure. So be careful and watch out!

07/01 I believed I was on the USPS website entering a change of address, only after I entered my card info and it showed $59.95. 07/01 I believed I was on the USPS website entering a change of address, only after I clicked submit it I got a notification from my Visa card that I was charged 59.95. then I realized I was not on the right site. the Website made itself seem as the official USPS website and is the very first one to pop up when you search for USPS address change. Having moved several times I know the USPS charges a small fee to verify identity when filing a change of address so I thought nothing of putting my credit card info in.I immediately called my bank to dispute but they had already taken out their money that quickly.

Unaware of the non-legitimate address change fee, they charged $59.95 without disclosure. The website didn't list the cost, nor was it on the confirmation. I assumed it was inexpensive as before. They took $59.95 from my debit for my change and $9.95 from my credit card for my boyfriend's. The contact number (833.233.6285) is disconnected. I tried contacting them through their form, but there's no other contact method. My bank can't stop the debit card payment. I want a refund; it's a scam.

I was trying to go to the USPS site to change my address and reach this site instead they charged my card $59.95 without telling me I wanted to go to the USPS site to get my address changed. I googled "US postal address change" and this site popped up I thought it was the USPS site because it looked very similar. I put in my info and then it needed a card. I knew the USPS charged you $1 so I figured it was legit. I put in my card information and clicked continue. It then said submitted. It never told me an amount or gave me a receipt. I looked on my bank account and it charged me 59.95! I immediately canceled my card and disputed the transaction but they do not even have a number to call to dispute this awful mess with them! This is fraud and this site needs shut down!

Unitedforwardmail, attempts to pass off their services as part of the United States Postal Service. They attempt to be a service which will change your address and inscribe you from advert services. It does not find out which services contact you or do they accept liability for actually submitting a change of address to the U.S. Postal Service for which they charge you for without informing you of said charge. A charge of 79.95 was charged to me when they specifically asked for my debit information for identity purposes, NOT FOR ANY OTHER REASON. I passed the details along to identify myself not to make any purchase NFCU: A withdrawal of $79.95 was made from your Active Duty Checking account ending in *** on 10/29. Sign in for details. Txt STOP to opt out. Product_Or_Service: Fake service with no intent to provide

Unitedforwardmail.com charged my credit card $59.95 without my approval or permission. On 07/18 I forwarded my mailing address on unitedforwardmail.com. I was unaware that this website was a scam as it was the first website that came up when I googled Forward Address. Upon completion of all of the information that I had to enter, the website asked for my credit card information to verify my identity. I provided the website with this information. No where did it say that there would be a $59.95 charge to my card. I believe the confirmation number from this website is *** and their email address that I received the confirmation from is *** I am extremely furious with this and I have sent them an email on their website informing them that they need to issue a refund to my credit card.

False Advertising and Billing to Change Mailing Address On 2/3, at 6:51 EST, I was charged $79.95 to change my mailing address. Unbeknownst to me, I thought I was on the *** website. Turns out I'm on a site that forwards your mail, but does not advertise they are a THIRD PARTY, and they charged $79.95 for the service. When I navigate the site to contact customer service, there is no phone number, email or mailing address. There is a form to complete which I have, and no response to my request to cancel the service and issue me a refund. They are fraudlent and misleading to the say the least, and the *** whereever they are located needs to put them out of business. The address in *** is fake. The phone number listed is a non-working number. Contact your bank immediate to dispute the charge for a full refund. Outrageous!

Scam company that charges $45.00 to change your address. I went onto Google to change my address. I have changed my address online many times in the past and it has always cost me around $2.00. This was the first link I clicked on and I wrongly assumed it was connected to the USPS. It only took me one minute to fill out my change of address information. I submitted it and then received an alert from my bank saying I had been charged $45.00. Completely ridiculous! I don't care what other service they claim to offer, which is apparently a Ebook about moving. Changing your address should not cost anywhere near the amount they charge. I've read other complaints and it sounds like this company is a complete scam. So frustrating. I am a single mother who just moved into a new rental house. I cannot afford to waste $45.00, especially when I havent been working for a month due to COVID. I want a refund!

Trying to change my address and was asked for card info just to verify identity - then was charged $59.95. On 7/13 I tried to change my address and didn't realize I was not on the official usps website. I was asked for my card information but no charge amount was shown, it just said they needed it to verify my information. I thought it was a little weird but I've never done the change of address form so I wasn't sure. When I was done I got the feeling it wasn't right so I called my bank and put a hold on the card. It was then I realized the site had charged me $59.95. I'm not able to find contact information for the company and don't have a confirmation email, Just a charge in my debit card history. I would really like to receive a full refund. I don't have extra money right now and think this isn't right, especially because they lied by omitting the charge details when completing the transaction.

When searching for address change services, United Forward Mail's website appears, promoting their version. It resembles the government's process, not raising initial doubts about its legitimacy. However, they request payment details without disclosing the cost, which turns out to be $44.50, much higher than the usual $1.05 fee. This lack of transparency leads to questioning their legitimacy and potential misuse of personal information for identity theft. If legitimate, I demand a full refund. Their site lacks contact information, preventing me from making this request. Product_Or_Service: address change service

This website is a scam. It is attempting to trick people into thinking they are changing their address through USPS. I was expecting a $1 charge to my account because I know that is what USPS charges. Instead I found a $59.95 charge simply for updating my address. That was when I realized I had not done it through USPS. I would take the fault for this, except for they did not even inform me of the amount that would be charged to my credit card before I paid. If I had been paying more attention I would have realized that this was not USPS, but since this is something I had done before I just assumed the charge would be the same and that I was on the right website. Their website is clearly designed to make you think that and the checkout process is quick and easy anyway I never notified of what you will be paying. This should be illegal. I will be pursuing a full refund I hope ComplaintsBoard.com will look into the legality of websites like this. Product_Or_Service: Change of address Order_Number: Na Account_Number: Na

I was misled by the website into believing that they were the ***. It wasn't until I was charged $59.95 that I realized they weren't. I have moved several times, and know that *** charges a small fee. When I typed "address change postal" into ***, the first website that comes up is this one. I assumed it was the legitimate Postal Service site. It was not until today, when I saw a $59.95 charge pending on my checking account, and called to dispute it, that I realized it was not. The telephone number listed is answered with no company name, and one is put on hold and no one answers. My bank can't do anything about it, because there is nothing in writing from the confirmations from the company about what they are going to charge. I received confirmation number *** from them. I may be a senior citizen, but am pretty computer savvy about making sure I am dealing only with legitimate sites. I feel really stupid about getting taken by this scam, and will be letting others know about this, whether you can help me or not.

Falsely advertises a product almost identical to *** change of address. No mention of a fee- but charged $59 and entered my address wrong. I was searching for the *** official change of address website to update my new address on file. I accidentally clicked on the website on my google search entitled "*** Address Change Office for Post Mail Forward", which brought me to a web form page to enter my old and new address and enter my credit card information. I assumed I would be charged the $1 that *** charges. No where- including the fine print- was any fee stated. I later received a $59 charge to my card. And they even updated my address to the wrong address- NOT the one I entered. They claim to have a no questions asked refund policy but there is no customer service number available that is active and working. They claim I have an "account"- but nowhere can I log in to cancel this service or order. Now this disreputable company has my card and personal information. I would like a full refund - and deletion of my personal information from their website.

This site is mimicking the USPS postal site. They charge me 60 dollars without any notice or mention. There's no way to contact this company Charged $60 and there is no way to contact them to cancel. I want my money back! while the web page is named United Forward Mail, the URL is not fast address change.com. I *** "United States postal service change of address" and the first result looks very much like the actual *** result. I clicked the "change address" link and I was taken to: If one does not look too closely on their *** web browser, the website appears similar to the *** website; they even use the same color scheme has the *** website. There was no indication that my card would be charged $59.95 and I completed the form expecting to be charged $1 as I've come to expect from previous address changes. There was supposed to be an email confirmation which I never received. When I checked my online banking I found out how much I had been charged. I immediately went back to the website to try to find a way to contact them. No phone number. I want a refund. I am unable to cancel. They have made it impossible to contact them. Hopefully I can have my bank block this charge but I have been duped...badly.

Well known scam website styled after the *** website. Charged $60 and there is no way to contact them to cancel. I want my money back! while the web page is named United Forward Mail, the URL is not fast address change.com. I *** "United States postal service change of address" and the first result looks very much like the actual *** result. I clicked the "change address" link and I was taken to: *** If one does not look too closely on their *** web browser, the website appears similar to the *** website; they even use the same color scheme has the *** website. There was no indication that my card would be charged $59.95 and I completed the form expecting to be charged $1 as I've come to expect from previous address changes. There was supposed to be an email confirmation which I never received. When I checked my online banking I found out how much I had been charged. I immediately went back to the website to try to find a way to contact them and the only way to do so is to fill out another form with the promise that they would get back to me shortly. No way to directly contact them. No phone number. I want a refund. I am unable to cancel. They have made it impossible even though their terms state that a "no questions asked refund is available if you are dissatisfied with this service." Hopefully I can have my bank block this charge but I have been duped...badly.

Search change of address and came to the site Unitedforwardmail.com never listed after price until after payment. I found out it was $59.95. Your change of address order has been confirmed. Your USPS confirmation number is *** Please review the information below regarding your order: Move Type: Permanent Move With: Individual Entered Date: 2020-07-20 Move date: 2020-07-20 Move End date: Phone Number: *** Email: *** Old Address Address: *** City: *** State: *** Zipcode: *** Old Phone: *** New Address Name: *** Address: *** City: *** State: *** Zipcode: *** New Phone: *** Thank you for filing your US Postal address change. I got this afterwards with no receipt of payment just the confirmation number. I sent a reply email and got only an email saying this: Please give me a refund I am not able to afford the $59.95 payment. From: Postal Address Change Services Sent: Monday, July 20 9:28 PM To: *** Subject: Change of address USPS confirmation Your change of address order has been confirmed. Your USPS confirmation number is ***. Please review the information below regarding your order: Move Type: Permanent Move With: Individual Entered Date: 2020-07-20 Move date: 2020-07-20 Move End date: Phone Number: *** Email: *** Old Address Name: *** Address: *** City: *** State: *** Zipcode: *** Old Phone: *** New Address Name: *** Address:*** City: *** State:

Advertising on the site is misleading. The cost of the service ($59.95) was never shown on any order confirmation page prior to purchasing. I recently moved out of my apartment and needed to set up mail forwarding to my new address. I've done this many times in the past and am used to paying only a $1 through *** for these services. I was probably so caught up in all the moving and unpacking that when I searched for "address change mail forwarding" on *** and clicked on the first link, I did not realize that I was not on the official *** site. However, the site that I did end up on was deceivingly similar to that of the official ***, in that they use a similar color scheme and advertise *** in the header banner of the site.. I am upset that I was charged $59.95 for services that I thought would only be $1. That price of almost $60 was not clearly shown or advertised when ordering the service; it can only be found in tiny light gray font at the bottom of the page, which I only saw after I had already put in my order... I actually tried ordering it twice because the first time when I used my credit card, it did not go through, and I received an email from my credit card company regarding suspicious activity. However, I saw this email too late, after I tried to order the service again with my debit card which unfortunately went through before I could read that email and realize what I was getting myself into. If I this company had more clearly advertised who they were (*not affiliated with ***) and how much they were charging for their services rather than just light gray text at the bottom of their page, I would definitely not have ordered anything from them. Also, it's also upsetting that there is no way to contact this company other than a comment box where you leave your name, email, and comment and just hope that they ever get back to you (side note: left my info in this comment box on their site, but still have not heard back from any company representative). There is no phone number or email to contact on their site... talk about sketchy and deceiving.