ResumeHelp

I loved the easy way the templates laid everything out. It basically fed me what I needed to plug in for strengths, and what I needed for it presentation and content-wise. One word of caution, it seems that no matter how soon you cancel after you access their site, they will allow one billing cycle to go through so you end up paying the $25-ish. To me, I got the job and it was worth it. I'll pay it off my credit card with my first paycheck!

I used ResumeGig for about 6 weeks and the experience was very good. Needed to revise my resume after not updating it for a period of time. The tools were great and was able update it and submit for a new job (which I did get). Ended up cancelling because I didn't need the service any longer. Axel was great to work with and understood the reason why I was cancelling; he processed the cancellation promptly and accurately. If I need resume or job hunting advice they will be my first stop.

They advertise with free resumes on the Internet. So I saw an internet ad a month ago and used it for $1.
Since then, I haven't even used a resume, but they keep it, so they took it from my card for $35 a week. I just took it twice without any notice.
This is really ridiculous and upsetting. I think all good ratings are false.

After completion of the "free" resume you will see a payment option screen. Do NOT fill out payment info, instead call customer service number. George told me how to save, print and download my resume. He was very helpful and emailed me the resume.

I stumbled on this site and tried their $1.90 trial. Forgot about it but after 14 days I was automatically enrolled into their monthly subscription and charged $34.90. I tried to get a refund, explained to them I'm unemployed because of the pandemic and needed my mo way back but they locked me in with the initial trial agreement. Scam! Bastards! Remember to unsubscribe after 14 days.

Beware of this company operating from Bermuda. They are continuing to charge me $24.90 every month for service fees. I will dispute this with my bank! F**KING SCAMMERS!

Buyer beware... Make sure you read the terms and agreement before moving forward with subscription. With the 14 day trial, you as the client are responsible for cancelling your subscription. This company will NOT notify you that you are still being charged $19.95 a month for subscription. I was charged for 4 months after my subscription was up, they were only able to refund me for two months of charges and I had to fight tooth and nail just for that. They're attitude is "sorry, not sorry"-- due to the client being responsible for cancelling. I understand it was technically my responsibility, but out of sheer courtesy, I would have expected some sort of notification and didn't get any. For that reason, I would recommend looking elsewhere.

I recently have had a very terrible experience with ResumeHelp. They charged my credit card for $95.4 that I purchased service from them one yr ago without my permission. Then they don't return my money. They keep customers' credit card information and charge you without notification. I have to file a dispute with my credit card company to try to get my money back. Meanwhile I have to fire a lawyer to put charges against them for stealing and lying. SCAM! Don't use their services or product.

Be careful the "free" resume for a few dollars turns into a subscription!
Surely states it somewhere and you probably accept when you accept the T&C's but who reads them? Very sneaky and devious! They took the liberty to sign me up for an annual subscription worth $35 without me knowing or being aware.
Not really the money but the immoral practice of swindling people out of their money that really makes me angry!
Unfortunately the world we now live in - back in the day you could go into a shop and make a scene and demand your money back - now you chat to someone in a call centre somewhere in the world who does not give a * where the money comes from they get paid with...