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Postbye vs Xpendy

Xpendy is a letter-based cancellation service, and the closest to Postbye. Its pages describe a registered or certified termination letter with delivery confirmation. Postbye mails a printed letter by certified mail with return receipt the next business day. Xpendy says its letter goes out on the first Monday after you send the cancellation letter. Xpendy’s own pages show two different one-time prices, so confirm the amount before you pay.

Facts checked on from each service’s own public pages. They may have changed since.

What you get

  • Postbye

    How the cancellation is delivered
    We write your letter, print it and mail it the next business day. You get the tracking number and the signed delivery proof by email.
    Whether a physical letter is sent
    Yes. One printed letter goes through the mail to the company’s mailing address. It works for any company you can write to.
    Certified or registered delivery
    Yes. Certified mail with return receipt, so you can show who received your letter and on which date.
    Guarantee
    A money-back guarantee if the company does not cancel.
    How you pay
    At checkout, when you approve your order. The order summary shows the amount before you pay.

  • Xpendy

    How the cancellation is delivered
    The home page says the letter goes out “on the first Monday after you send the cancellation letter”, with free shipping. The FAQ says “we send the cancellation letters by registered post”, with a track-and-trace code and a signature on delivery.
    Whether a physical letter is sent
    Yes. The home page says “Send a registered termination letter”.
    Certified or registered delivery
    Yes, in two wordings. The home page says “Send a certified termination letter and receive a delivery confirmation”. The FAQ says registered post, insured up to €50.00. Neither page names USPS.
    Guarantee
    The home page offers a money-back guarantee: “within 10 business days, you will automatically receive a refund”. The FAQ adds “If we’re unable to deliver your cancellation letter, you’ll receive a full refund”. Orders are refundable only if the letter has not been sent yet.
    How you pay
    Its own pages disagree. The home page says “A one-time fee of $14,95 (including taxes)”. The FAQ says “$24,95 including VAT”. The two figures differ, and we cannot tell you which one applies. A myXpendy plan is $7.95 a month for unlimited cancellations.

Who it suits

Xpendy may suit you if

Xpendy may suit you if you want a registered letter and a monthly plan for unlimited cancellations, and you are happy for the letter to go out on a set weekday.

Postbye suits you if

Postbye suits you if you want certified mail with return receipt in the US mail system, sent the next business day, with the signed delivery proof emailed to you.

Send your letter by certified mail, with the proof

Pick the company, add your details and approve your letter. We mail it the next business day and email you the signed delivery proof.

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Sources

Every fact about the other service comes from its own pages, listed here.