Stamps.com will get you to sighn up for a free trial then when the trial has ended keeps billing you.
I called and they said that I still owed for charges and they would offer mr 5$ in stamps if I would continue the service. I said I would not and would not pay for something I didn't use. I said that The company I work for would never do anything dishonest and basicly dishonest and then the represenitive hung up on me.

Stamps.com is a licensed agent of the United States Postal Service

Stamps.com clearly identifies its software and additional items e.g. postage scale as "free" (plus shipping). Shipping for additional items cost $8.96, for the 5lb. scale package.

Stamps.com sent me two e-mails: (1) a welcome e-mail without any mention of a subscription service or associated fees (only reference to a trial period absent terms): and (2) a shipping invoice for the additional items.

After 4 weeks, my credit card was billed 15.99 for service. I received notice only by my credit card statement. Stamps.com did not sent any invoice regarding a subscription fee despite that they customarily sent e-mails for other events.

During a complaint call to stamps.com, I emphasized how it appears fraudulent to clearly indicate "free" software and "free" scale without clear mention of the actual cost of service. This point is compounded by invoices received for "free" items and none received for subscription based service. The agent conceded this fact and apologized. He explained that the "terms and conditions" were agreed to by clicking a check box and that such fees were sort forth there. I further explained that it is appalling that as a representative of the USPS that they conduct business this way: transparent regarding promotions yet elusive regarding actual fees. Again, I received a acknowledgment and apology. The agent had no authority to waive the charges, but offered to continue the service for two free months. This is not a cost effective solution for a customer that generates a mere 1-2 shipping labels per month. The account was canceled and charges disputed with credit card company.

Do not fall for stamps.com shady business practices. One shipping label cost me $25.09 ($8.96 for "free" items that are worthless without the stamps.com service, plus a 15.99 charge for service)

I signed up for a trial account with Stamps.com. My first "free" postage did not print. I tried to contact them and they never replied. I tried subsequently to cancel my service during my trial period. It did not get cancelled. My bill is now up to over $120.00. I keep trying to cancel, they keep sending bills and I return them stating to cancel the account. I cannot get through on the phone. Why is my account still open so that they keep charging the monthly fee. Wouldn't a normal business cancel my account due to non payment. HOW DO I GET THIS TO STOP??????

This shady business sent me software that didn't work after I signed up online. Then, when I tried to cancel online, it wants me to call some 1-800 number at 6am on Monday. It is totally shady to only allow cancellations by phone, for a business whose ENTIRE goal is to do business online. It's transparent that they will do anything they can to just bill you extras secretly and then make it impossible to quit. Not to mention, I've gotten tons of spam ever since I signed up. Jerks.

I had no idea I was being charged a monthly fee for what I thought was some freebie information from Stamps.com. It was a year before I noticed a 17.99 charge on my card. I called to cancel and the rep asked if I ever got the 'free' scale. I said no and she said she would send it and then cancel. the scale only works with Stamps.com software. How ignorant is that? She did not cancel and I have now been charged 3 more months, which I have challenged through american express. If people like this only knew what 17.99 means to me. It is medicine and groceries. Where has integrity gone? I too am interested in a class action suit.