In November, I loaned by boyfriend my credit card in order to pay for the (bait and switch, BTW fee) of 4.95 on order to print the resume he completed on the Live Career site. I immediately cancelled the service afterward, but of course after I called and questioned why I was charged 34.95 on my ...
This site is a scam. They trick you into a trial period for $4.95 for 7 days. But good luck finding someone there to cancel. After the 7th day, they charge your account without your authorization for $34.95 and then you still need to find someone in their so-called "rip-off company" ...
I build a resume through their site and when I wanted to download it they offered a 7 day trial for 4.95 to be able to download. I thought that was acceptable and proceeded to give them all my bank info. They not only charged the 4.95 but then they also charged me 34.95 - I have no idea why - I ...
I filled in a resume form and was going to pay the $4.95 but it declined my credit card because it said it was an international charge. I decided that was sketchy so I didn't give them another one to complete the deal. A charge for $2.95 still came through on my AMEX but luckily the credit card ...
I found a seven day trial for resume improvement online and used the service for a couple of sessions. I then decided I got the same information at the unemployment office and cancelled on day 6. I made the mistake of not printing or saving my cancellation confirmation. I thought I was all set. I ...
LiveCareer.com is a website offering services to people to construct their resume. I used this service in September to write a new resume for my wife and paid a $4.95 fee to utilize the various resume templates they displayed. In the fine print, it was stated that I had access to the resume ...