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Like thousands of others I used this to quickly build a resume and paid the $2 and then immediately called to cancel. It's now the next month and my account was overdrawn by $40 by LiveCareer. Let me be clear... THIS IS FRAUD. I stayed on the phone for almost an hour to cancel. Now I'm still unemployed and my bank account is empty.
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I recently signed up on this website LiveCareer and I am really frustrated! First of all, the...
Hi Haley H, I’m very sorry that you have had this experience with our service. We explain that the subscription is auto-renewing. The auto renewal is listed with the features of the 14 day subscription on the sales page, as well as on the payment and confirmation pages. We also send a payment confirmation email stating the date and amount of the auto- renewal. We do offer several ways to cancel including by phone, live chat, email and self-cancellation in your Account Settings.
Cancellation stops the auto-renewal. Once it’s cancelled, we send a cancellation confirmation email for your records. There are times that auto emails can get picked up as spam or junk mail. Be sure to check your spam/junk mail folder.
We are very committed to providing great customer service and again are very sorry that you had this experience. We take all feedback very seriously. It will be forwarded to our Marketing team. Please contact me directly if you have any further issues. You can email me at customerservice@livecareer.com or or check your inbox since I already send you a message to be able to assist you further more.