Is Postal Jobs Source a Scam? It’s a Job Posting Scheme For Sure!

Postal Jobs Source is a site that promises you employment within the USPS or United States Postal Service.

Traditionally, to get a positon in the USPS, you need to take an exam first. Your score will determine your eligibility for employment. 

Postal Jobs Source claims that by registering for their program, you’ll get the training materials you need to clear the postal service exam and get you employed in no time.

Postal Jobs Source is a website that provides a registration package to help you clear the postal services exam. The materials you get from them will guarantee you the top scores possible. 

It also claims that your salary is going to be affected by your scores, so they’ll try to help you get to as much as $56,700 per year. 

Nothing wrong so far. 

Then they have their sales video, which you’ll find right here below. 

Apart from the hyped-up claims, nothing seems amiss and everything is just keen and peachy. 

They even boast of their A+ BBB rating and offering 200% money-back guarantee. 

This means that if you don’t get employment within 90 days after taking the examination, they’ll refund your registration fee and double it. 

This is where things start to become suspicious. It turns out there are three more other sites similar to Postal Jobs Source: 

1. usalaborservices.com
2. postaljobssourcebmd.com
3. Quadcityhelpwanted.com

They all offer the same thing, so our big question here is that why are there three other sites? 

We went to BBB to verify their ratings and it turns out to be the complete opposite. 

They have a lot of negative reviews and even the BBB has issued an alert against sites like Postal Jobs Source.

The FTC has also issued a warning against these government job scams, stating that it’s free to register for job posting sites and getting their training materials for free. 

So, there’s actually nothing legitimate going on with Postal Jobs Source. 

Who’s Running The Show?

We found two versions of the same site during our research:

1. postaljobssourcewcs.com
2. Postaljobssourcegc.com

None of them can provide any information as to who’s behind this. However they do provide an address in their contact information. 

Their address turns out to be a UPS store in Jacksonville, Florida. But the UPS has nothing to do with the USPS. It is a private courier company similar to FedEx and DHL. 

Their second address listed is Leneka, KS and it turned out to be a debt collection company called Kansas Counselors. 

For an office to be affiliated with the government, it’s funny how they can’t provide us with any concrete address.

Postal Jobs Source is meant for no one. There’s just a lot of suspicious things going on around here that we can’t trust any of what they’re posting on their site. 

#1 No Owner Information

A company affiliated with the government (supposedly) is not very transparent with who runs the company. 

But we’re not surprised. They misled us by using not one, but two fake addresses. One address leading to the UPS (who’s not even affiliated with the USPS) and another one with a debt collection company. 

#2 Questionable Training

In their FAQ section, Postal Jobs Source claims that they provide better training and study material on their program. 

If this was true, the best thing they could’ve done to make themselves legit was to get accredited and provide the materials for free. 

But no, they did it to make money off of you while giving you a substandard BS training. 

Even their disclaimer were quick to not guarantee any employment after taking the exam, which greatly contradicted their claims on their landing page and their marketing video.

#3 Government Warning Against Them

The FTC has issued a warning against these programs because they’re now prevalent. Here’s a short summary of what the warning contains: 

Sites like Postal Jobs Source post job advertisements on job search sites, targetting people who want to be employed by the USPS. These job listings are fake because Postal Jobs Source is not the employer. 

The study materials they are advertising are supposed to be free because any site or company that provides assistance for employment need to be free of charge. 

Lastly, the FTC has called them out especially for the double refund fee they offer in case you don’t get hired. 

We highly doubt that anyone got hired or even refunded for their troubles.

There’s nothing to like about the program. Oddly enough, we think they’re part of a network that operates a particular scheme. We reviewed AOJ Work From Home Jobs, and it was also a job listing scam site that led people into paid survey programs.

Postal Jobs Source is a scam as far as we’re concerned. There’s nothing of value offered by their company or their program. 

They’re offering something that should be free because they’re “supposedly” affiliated with the US government. But they’re charging people for it. 

The fact that they have a lot of negative reviews and that people have been warned by the FTC and BBB means that this is nothing more than a scam. 

Don’t waste your time with this program.