
I never actually used the service. I canceled before the start date after discovering the address did not meet the requirements I had specifically asked about before signing. Because of that, I never had the opportunity to experience the workspace, mail handling, or any of the actual services. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The biggest issue was accuracy during the sales process, and what happened after I discovered the problem. Before signing, I specifically asked whether the address would require a PMB designation because that would make it unusable for my needs. I was told it would not. After signing, I learned that it actually did require a PMB. The sales manager later admitted he did not know that requirement and apologized.
I canceled the same day I received the full details and before the service start date. I never completed the USPS Form 1583 and never activated any services. Despite that, billing continued, and it took repeated disputes to even get someone to review the situation.
What bothered me most was not the mistake itself; mistakes happen. It was the disconnect between sales, operations, and billing after the mistake was acknowledged. It felt like everything moved to automated enforcement rather than someone simply resolving a situation that started with incorrect information. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.





