MyUs.com - Amex promotion - Free Premium membership

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Well, there goes any reason to keep using MyUS:
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EDIT: I spoke too soon, comparisons with other parcel forwarders shows that it's not the cheapest across the board. Maybe only for some of the smaller packages. They do have a 20% off promotion until the end of this month though.
 
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I signed up with myus back in 2011. They've just tried to charge me the $60 annual fee this year. Luckily my amex had expired :)
They reckon the deal was only for 2 years, then extended for a 3rd. But they credited the $60 to give me one more year.
I'm going to cancel. I've never used anyway - the postage is still too expensive, and to get the discount I have to wear amex FX costs.
 
I rejoined a few months ago and had 2 items shipped. But with the AUD it isn't as exciting these days.
 
I signed up with myus back in 2011. They've just tried to charge me the $60 annual fee this year. Luckily my amex had expired :)
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Happened to me as well - I opened a dialogue with them to close the account - overall it took about ten days to do this- in the mean time they offerred "real weight" pricing (Not volumetric) and a few other sweeteners. During this process they tried to charge the expired Amex another three times.

I finally had the account cancelled early this week.
 
There's a promo at the moment emphasising real weight not volumetric. Clearly some backlash.
 
About a year ago I had a battle with them to close my account too, and yes! they tried charging me the $60 quite a few times, I recall :evil:
 
I cancelled a couple of months ago, after only using the service once shortly after signing up. Did it all via email, had no problem cancelling and no spurious charges since! So all relatively easy for me!
 
My account still shows the following in the discounts section:

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[TD]These discounts are currently active in your account
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[TD="class: CouponItem"]30% of Shipping Rates for American Express Cardmembers[/TD]
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[TD="class: CouponItem"]Your Annual Fee is waived courtesy of MyUS.com and American Express[/TD]
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[TD="class: CouponItem"]Thank you for shipping with us! Enjoy 20% off one shipment.[/TD]
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So did mine. The problem is, they could expire at any time.

They did cancel my account immediately and without incident though.
 
Only used them twice: once to buy a pair of binoculars and the other time, Bose NC earphones. With their annual fee now chargeable, their increased shipping rates, and the Aussie dollar plummeting against the US, my interest in buying stuff from the US has also plummeted!...account cancelled about a year ago.
 
I 'joined' MyUS.com in 2012, and never actually used it, although they emailed me frequently to encourage me to do so. As far as I can tell, the last I heard from them was in November 2013 (I think I sent them an UNSUBCRIBE message).

Now, I've notice that my last 2 AMEX Statements have had a $US7 debit to "ACCESS USA Shipping Acct Sarasota" - which turns out to be "MyUS.com."

I am concerned, of course, but also puzzled that they and AMEX have assumed that I authorised this payment? Interestingly, it's billed to an AMEX card I didn't have when I first signed up with MyUS.com.

Looks like I'll have to go through the same process as others to disengage; any hints gratefully received.
 
Lol. Cancelled my MYUS, keep getting pricier for less service, dodgy coughs. Cancel away and use someone else.
 
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