LiveCareerReviews 8,756

Of course when my husband said it would only cost $2.00 to perfect his resume, I handed over my credit card without thinking. Man did we get fooled... After he found his job, and thought he cancelled his account. I realized they had been charging me $40/ month for the past 2 months >:(

I really wish I had realized sooner... $80+ bucks is NOT worth the month it took him to find employment, and obviously we were still in debt after us both being unemployed for that month:(

On a side note, my husbands Resume turned out just as good as the one I made for myself from scratch using only Microsoft word, and common sense... Scumbags advertising "free Resume Building" Hah.

I signed up for the free trial period, started a resume, due to possible career change. I ended up not leaving my job and then forgot about my account here. When I checked my credit card I saw the charge and that jolted my memory. Through my own fault, I forgot to cancel my account. I called the customer service agent and they very politely and professionally assisted me with canceling my account. She didn't pressure me into staying and understood my reasoning. I appreciate that.

I used this site and was under the impression that it was a 30 day trial as well and was taken by surprise to see almost $40 dollars taken from my bank account with not even an email with some notice or anything. Due to the amount of reviews I've seen from just today this site should look into sending out perhaps a warning email to the one you provide when signing up. The site wasn't even too helpful for me I couldn't send the template of my email even after I had paid for the trial.

I would have given LiveCareer a rating of two and a half stars due to the fact you advertised FREE like all the other bull*****r's and it ended up costing again.
However, I thought it was clever the way you let the customer build their resume, and now we (the customers) are looking at the finished product excited about the prospect of using this masterpiece, and then realize there is nothing we can do about it unless we PAY! Well done.
On the bright side, you gave me options (prices) that were fair.
You gave the option to cancel at anytime.
And last but not least, There was no high pressure sales pitch trying to keep me from canceling, in fact, I was impressed by the customer service rep, she seemed truly concerned on weather I had found a job using your services.
So based on the whole experience with LiveCareer I will have to give your company a rating of four stars.
Thank You for your services.

They are overpriced at $39.80 per month. I canceled my account exactly 16 days after using their site. I understood this was a 30 day trial... like 99.99% of the web and they say I owe them. Of course that is how these rip-off sites make their money. Get it on the 1st pmt, then who cares if you use their service.

9/26/14:: Update Live Career did refund my money.$38 less the $2 fee. Awesome. Appreciate the refund. BUT don't put customers thru the ringer... not fair to my time to have to spend so much time and 4 emails to get refund. By the time you guys finished... your cost per account were almost as much as my refund. Be smart with your resources! Still wont recommend based on more hassle than help.

DO NOT USE THIS SITE.

If you're not careful they will take 34.99 from you every month, and of course their "phones are currently down" and after waiting for live chat for almost an hour, no response. It happened to me, i'm a college student, so of course i don't have money to just throw around. But luckily i realized it right away and was only charged once.

Not to mention, the title of the site is a lie, "free resume building". Yeah sure, you can build it for free, but you have to pay to do anything with it afterwards.

Most people use this site to make their resume quickly, find out after working on it for X amount of time that it costs 1.95 for a two week sub to even save it, pay for it, and probably never go back on it.

This is where they screw you.

34.99 a month is a scam in itself for resume formatting. Two weeks for 1.95 turns out to be 34.99 every month until you realize they stole your money.

They know damn well most people aren't going to read through all the terms to find that if you don't cancel after two weeks that they will charge you, and they use this to their full advantage. How this site is still in operation is beyond me.

Stop ripping people off, change the auto charging. If i wanted a monthly subscription i would have signed up for it. I want my money back.