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stamps.com Rip you off until they send you an email to tell you that they need a new credit card to rip you off on. USA
*UPDATE Employee: Stamps.com Response
*Consumer Comment: Sounds like you signed up for the trail period back in 2011...
I shipped a package in 2011 and they some how have been taking $15.99 from my account since. Now the card expired and they sent me a message that they needed the new number. They refused to pay me back and I gave them some nice names called the fraud department at the bank.
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#2 UPDATE Employee
Stamps.com Response
AUTHOR: StampsComCorp - ()
SUBMITTED: Monday, March 31, 2014
Hi Milan,
Thank you for your comment and Stamps.com apologizes for any misunderstanding caused. From your comment, it sounds like you signed up for the Stamps.com monthly service. Stamps.com charges a $15.99 monthly subscription fee to use the service. If you do not like our service, you may cancel at any time – there is no long-term agreement. To cancel, please call Stamps.com Customer Care at 1-888-434-0055 (open Monday – Friday, 6am – 6pm PT) and one of our representatives can walk you through the cancellation process.
If there is anything else we can assist you with, please do not hesitate to reach out to us with additional information at social@stamps.com.
Sincerely,
Divya
Stamps.com

#1 Consumer Comment
Sounds like you signed up for the trail period back in 2011...
AUTHOR: Ken - ()
SUBMITTED: Monday, January 27, 2014
How in the world did it take you THREE YEARS to realize they were charging you? They got your original credit card number when you signed up for the trial. After the trial expires, and unless cancelled, they continue to bill you.
No, I don't work for them and it looks like YOU ripped off YOU.
"They refused to pay me back and I gave them some nice names called the fraud department at the bank."
It's NOT fraud and you DID agree to the terms when you signed up. You should, instead, be calling yourself names for not reading the terms of the agreement.


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