<prompt> Human: Im not sure this belongs on this sub, but Im not sure where else to put it. On 10718 I started receiving a series of emails from stating that my change of address request had been received, initiated, and finally processed. Needless to say we havent submitted a change of address request.There is nothing about these emails that looks the least bit phishy. The grammar is great. There are no attachments, no links to anything malicious unless you consider the largely useless in this particular circumstance usps.com malicious. Youd think when you click on View My Order in the email, which takes me to managemymove.usps.comlonghashtaghere there would be an option to click a link that said something like Didnt submit a Change of Address Request? Click here, but alas there is no such link.To even log in using the confirmation code they sent me I have to know the NEW zipcode to which Ive not requested my mail be sent. Ive called the USPS at the number listed under Contact Us on their website. Ive held for over two hours total wo anyone ever answering. Ive been in person to my local post office. They say there is no COA form on file for my address, which is great. They think the emails are spam. They havent looked at the emails, asked for the confirmation code included in them, nothing. They told me just to wait and report anything strange. Im sorry, but in the world we live in today, is that the best advice?They have a form online at which you can supposedly email them since I couldnt get through by phone, I figured - Great!. Using my phone, the google app failed to supply a button to submit the email form. Okay, Ill try Safari - no submit button there. Fine, Ill get out my laptop and go straight for IE this time...the page doesnt even load. I open Chrome, and finally after filling out the email form for the 4th time, I see a submit button. I click it...only to a get a page load that reads: There was a problem processing your request. Im worried someone may be attempting to redirect our mail andor steal our identities. Does anyone have any advice on what I should do here? Thanks!  <response>: Most likely someone made a mistake on entering the email address when they changed their address. 