Complaint Review: United States Postal Service - Internet
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- United States Postal Service Internet United States of America
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- Web: http://www.usps.com/employment
- Category: Credit Card Processing (ACH) Companies
United States Postal Service Ask for one time refundable fee of $39.95 for postal exam and never recievedthe download Internet
*Consumer Comment: Not the USPS
Show customers why they should trust your business over your competitors...
Trying to get a job to support my family and gets scammed. Went through the hole process of filling out the registration got to the end put my cc info in and never recieved a download or anything.
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#1 Consumer Comment
Not the USPS
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, November 08, 2012
The US Postal Service has absolutely nothing to do with this. They do not charge to apply for a job.
"Went through the hole process of filling out the registration got to the end put my cc info in and never recieved a download or anything. "
You handed over your CC info to some anonymous scam. Don't do that anymore. On the bright side, you can contact your card issuer and report the fraudulent transaction. The bank will reverse the transaction and you'll have your money back. They will give the merchant the opportunity to prove that the charge is legitimate, but from what you've posted, they'd have to convince the bank that they are the USPS. Not likely.
Good luck.
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