First seen June 19, 2014. Last updated on November 20, 2016.
The credit card or debit card charge CPC/SCP_ECOA/ACA ECOA/ACA CAN was first submitted to our database on June 19, 2014. It has been deemed not suspicious by our users.
Have you seen CPC/SCP_ECOA/ACA ECOA/ACA CAN charge on your credit card? Do you know what the source of this charge is? If you have seen CPC/SCP_ECOA/ACA ECOA/ACA CAN on your bank statement, debit card, or prepaid charge card please comment below! Help others avoid potential confusion by sharing!
| Merchant | Canada Post Corporation (edit) |
| Website | http://www.canadapost.ca/ (edit) |
| Phone | 1-866-607-6301 (edit) |
| Category | Government Services (edit) |
| Description | Online payment for all Canada Post services. (edit) |
The is Canada Post Corporation, the Canadian mail carrier.
David is correct, I just renewed my mail being forwarded and that is what is showing up as the charge
Like Kam said, charge for renewal of mail forwarding.
This is Canada Post - charge for mail forwarding.
I did not authorize this payment it is a TOTAL scam
charge from Canada Post for forwarding mail, it's legit.
Saw this charge on my visa, did not forward mail as company credit card and we did not move offices...this is a scam!!!
I paid for my mail being forwarded. This is the charge that comes up on my Visa. Totally legitimate.
I thought this was a scam until I remembered I had bought a roll of stamps from Canada Post. Its legitimate. They should relabel their code. What would be wrong with "CanadaPost" Other vendors use up to 22 characters.
Stewart M is correct. I just saw the same charge, wondered, googled CPC/SPC and recalled the same purchase for a roll of stamps. Thanks Stewart. I also think that they should change the name
Ah yes, now I remember, I'd also renewed my mail fwd. It's legit. Thank's all, Al