Addresschangenow.com Reports & Reviews

Addresschangenow.com Reports & Reviews (10)

Phone: 8009290647
Website: Addresschangenow.com
Email: [email protected]
Country: United States
Type of a scam: Credit Cards
Initial means of contact: Email

Took 149.95 from my directexpress debit card.

Stole 149.95 from my debit card account.

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Fraudulent Phishing Scheme

Company: Address Change Now (addresschangenow.com)

Address: 3753 Howard Hughes Pkwy
Las Vegas, NV 89169-0938

Phone: 800-929-0647 (unmonitored, recording only)
Emails: [email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
(all generate the same auto-reply)

This company engages in theft by deceptive marketing practices, luring people into a sham services offer who simply want to complete a change of address with the United States Postal Service.

- Upon entering the website, auto scrolls down past the hero banner, to conceal the company’s name and logo.

- The form is remarkably similar to the actual USPS online form.

- After the payment information is given, there is no invoice presented before the payment is captured and sent.

- The ‘Services’ cost ($149.95) is only mentioned in the second paragraph of the Disclaimer at the bottom of the main page (below the Next Step button).

- Nowhere on the site is there a breakdown of purported ‘Services’ that the fee includes.

These are listed as follows:

- US Address Change
- Do Not Call List Registration
- Optional Junk Mail Forwarding
- Email Spam Monitoring
- Exclusive Deals
- Relocation Resources

The second prompt in the recorded phone message details how to receive a full refund (in 7-10 days). They falsely claim that the refund process is "complete on their end." I have attempted follow-up both by phone and email for the past ten days. There is no response by either means.

Filed complaint with the Federal Trade Commission and had my bank issue a new Visa card. It seems unlikely that victims receive their money back.

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Email: [email protected]
Country: United States
Type of a scam: Government Agency Imposter
Initial means of contact: Website

AI change of Address Scam

Was on official USPS website clicked change adress, while waiting for page to load, I continued preparing dinner. Page loaded, inputed information for change of adress, site looked like USPS however, the input process seemed different and by the time I realized what happened, I had zero control of my phone, zero control to back arrow or turn off phone. I immediately received a fraud alert email and text from Bank. The scammer knew exactly how much to take from account leaving the pending charges. I was scammed for $149.95

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Site said it was USPS and wanted credit card info. I know the USPS charges less than $2 to do this so I did not think it was a problem. After I completed it, I was to get a confirmation that I was to accept, in the confirmation it said the charge amount. I emailed them back right away and told them it was ridiculous and demand my money back. I also asked my bank not to let the charge go through. Sadly they did. The next day I received a reply saying that I was approved to get the refund and to give it 7-10 business days. I've emailed twice after the 10th business day with no response. I went to look the name up to see if there was a contact number and saw others posting that it was a scam. I called my bank and they gave me 800-818-1435. When I call the # it says the associates are busy and to leave your name and # so they can call you back. Most likely no call will be coming back. Has anyone been able to get their bank to refund them on this?
Sonja

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Total scam

looks legit. Even comes up as preferred website as I type in address change. comes up before usps. Tried multiple times thinking my card was being declined only to realize it was trying to withdrawal $179.95. At this time I am not sure if they have taken my card information but I contacted the bank.

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Change your address

Looks official and shows up before USPS. When they ask for credit card, they say “For identification purposes only. They charge $149.95 for the service. You can go to USPS for much less.

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Hi, I just did the same thing. Has there been any fraud in your card since ? I am worried they will steal my account info.

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Website: addresschangenow.com
Total money lost: $149
Type of a scam: Tech Support

Acted like USPS change of address website then deducted $149

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What was your end result getting your money back? I was on the usps site, was rerouted to addresschangenow.com without realizing it till too late. I have filed a complaint with the BBB, have an appointment at my bank and am waiting for the post office to open at 8am to log a complaint they need better safegon their apps and sites.

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Has there been any unauthorized transactions since this happened? I just did the same thing and I am worried I will need to get a new debit card.

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