Bold North America LLC

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2015/06/09) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from [redacted]. We have reviewed our files, and our records do not show any record of Mr. [redacted] signing up for any of our services.
At this time we request further information from...

Mr. [redacted] so we can confirm what services he signed up for. We note that he mentioned charges but we cannot locate any records of these charges or an account with the information provided on the complaint. Please have Mr. [redacted] confirm the last four digits of his card and inform you if there are any alternate email addresses that he could have used to sign up for our services.
We look forward to receiving a further response so we can finalize this matter with Mr. [redacted].
Initial Consumer Rebuttal /* (3000, 7, 2015/06/15) */
(The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.)
Last 4 digits of card are [redacted] the account was closed the same day that I signed up.
The email address was either [redacted]@gmail.com
[redacted]@hotmail.com or [redacted]@yahoo.com
I was billed for a service that I did not use and that I cancelled the same day during the trial period and notified livecareer by email.
Final Business Response /* (4000, 9, 2015/06/22) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from Mr. [redacted]. We apologize for any inconvenience to Mr. [redacted]. As of June 18, 2015, Mr. [redacted]'s account has been canceled. Our customer service team has processed a refund for 1 monthly charge totaling $39.80 as of June 18, 2015. He will not be receiving any charges from LiveCareer going forward.
We trust this resolves this matter.
Final Consumer Response /* (2000, 11, 2015/06/25) */
(The consumer indicated he/she ACCEPTED the response from the business.)
Thank you

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 10, 2015/11/19) */
Customer had called, regarding charges he was requesting refunds, he had a total of 6 charges and we refunded back 4 charges on October 16th-17th. No further charges, subscription is cancelled.

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2016/01/07) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from [redacted]. We have reviewed our files and our records show that [redacted] signed up for our Resume Builder services on May 22, 2015. The copy online clearly provided [redacted] with a...

choice of full access for 14 days at a discounted rate, which automatically renews to monthly access for a monthly fee, or an annual subscription that is pro-rated at a lower rate per month but which is paid upfront for access to the services all year long. [redacted] chose to accept our offer for 14 day full access, which automatically renews monthly. On the page where [redacted] made that selection, immediately adjacent to the choice of subscriptions, the offer clearly and conspicuously states that the 14 day premium access ''automatically renews at $39.80 per month on the 15th day''. In addition, on the purchase confirmation page it is also clearly disclosed that this subscription will ''begin immediately and renew on June 6, 2015 to our monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' This page also provides information on how [redacted] could cancel before this monthly charge. Finally, [redacted] was also sent an email to the email address provided to us on the same day confirming [redacted]'s access to our services and reiterating one more time that ''Your subscription begins immediately and renews automatically on June 6, 2015 to our recurring monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' Accordingly, on June 6, 2015 [redacted]'s card was charged $39.80 for the applicable month of service.
Although our monthly charges are not refundable, LiveCareer was willing to make an exception for [redacted] and provide him a refund of 4 monthly charges totaling $159.20. Our customer service team refunded [redacted] the amount of $159.20 as of January 4, 2016.
We trust this addresses any concerns you may have.
Initial Consumer Rebuttal /* (3000, 7, 2016/01/14) */
(The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.)
I do not recall the 'automatically renews at $39.80 per month on the 15th day' language on the initial purchase. If I had seen that I (and countless others) would not have subscribed. Personally I do not think the language exists, or if it does it was recently added because of all of the complaints. Additionally, they should send an email every time funds are taken from your account. If this was the case I would have ended my relationship immediately.
Final Business Response /* (4000, 9, 2016/01/26) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from [redacted]. We greatly appreciate his feedback and apologize for any confusion or inconvenience he experienced while using our site.
We value our customers here at LiveCareer and try our best to ensure that our site is as clear and consumer friendly as possible. As such, we will take Mr. [redacted]'s comments into consideration as we continue to improve upon our site and services.
We trust this resolves this matter.

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2015/05/19) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from [redacted]. We have reviewed our files and our records show that [redacted] signed up for our Resume Builder services on March 22, 2015. The copy online clearly provided [redacted]...

with a choice of full access for 14 days at a discounted rate, which automatically renews to monthly access for a monthly fee, or an annual subscription that is pro-rated at a lower rate per month but which is paid upfront for access to the services all year long. [redacted] chose to accept our offer for 14 day full access, which automatically renews monthly. On the page where [redacted] made that selection, immediately adjacent to the choice of subscriptions, the offer clearly and conspicuously states that the 14 day premium access ''automatically renews at $59.40 per month on the 15th day''. In addition, on the purchase confirmation page it is also clearly disclosed that this subscription will ''begin immediately and renew on April 6, 2015 to our monthly service at $59.40 per month.'' This page also provides information on how [redacted] could cancel before this monthly charge. Finally, [redacted] was also sent an email to the email address provided to us on the same day confirming [redacted]'s access to our services and reiterating one more time that ''Your subscription begins immediately and renews automatically on April 6, 2015 to our recurring monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' Accordingly, on April 6, 2015 [redacted]'s card was charged $59.40 for the applicable month of service.
Although our monthly charges are not refundable, LiveCareer was willing to make an exception for [redacted] and provide her a refund of 1 monthly charge totaling $59.40. Our customer service team refunded [redacted] the amount of $59.40 as of May 13, 2015.
We trust this addresses any concerns you may have.

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2015/05/19) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from [redacted]. We have reviewed our files and our records show that [redacted] signed up for our Resume Builder services on September 11, 2014. The copy online clearly provided...

[redacted] with a choice of full access for 14 days at a discounted rate, which automatically renews to monthly access for a monthly fee, or an annual subscription that is pro-rated at a lower rate per month but which is paid upfront for access to the services all year long. [redacted] chose to accept our offer for 14 day full access, which automatically renews monthly. On the page where [redacted] made that selection, immediately adjacent to the choice of subscriptions, the offer clearly and conspicuously states that the 14 day premium access ''automatically renews at $39.80 per month on the 15th day''. In addition, on the purchase confirmation page it is also clearly disclosed that this subscription will ''begin immediately and renew on September 26, 2014 to our monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' This page also provides information on how [redacted] could cancel before this monthly charge. Finally, [redacted] was also sent an email to the email address provided to us on the same day confirming [redacted]'s access to our services and reiterating one more time that ''Your subscription begins immediately and renews automatically on September 26, 2014 to our recurring monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' Accordingly, on September 26, 2014 [redacted]'s card was charged $39.80 for the applicable month of service.
Although our monthly charges are not refundable, LiveCareer was willing to make an exception for [redacted] and provide her a refund of 3 monthly charges totaling $39.80. Our customer service team refunded [redacted] the amount of $119.40 as of May 13, 2015.
We trust this addresses any concerns you may have.

I searched google for a free resume and they recommended this company to me, At first the site said free resume so I filled out a resume but after I finished it, it said one time payment of $3.95 so I paid cuz I spent so much time filling out the resume and didn't want to restart it all over again. So 2 weeks later I get a statement from my bank that they withdrew $36.80 from my account and 2 weeks after that incident as well, I contacted them and they only gave me a refund for the second and not the first. This company is a scam because before any payments were took from my account I sent my resume multiple times to a state job that I was getting an interview with and they said they did not receive anything at all. Stay away from this company unless you want to get scammed!

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 8, 2014/11/17) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from [redacted]. We have reviewed our files and our records show that [redacted] signed up for our Resume Builder services on August 30, 2014. The copy online clearly provided...

[redacted] with a choice of full access for 14 days at a discounted rate, which automatically renews to monthly access for a monthly fee, or an annual subscription that is pro-rated at a lower rate per month but which is paid upfront for access to the services all year long. [redacted] chose to accept our offer for 14 day full access, which automatically renews monthly. On the page where [redacted] made that selection, immediately adjacent to the choice of subscriptions, the offer clearly and conspicuously states that the 14 day premium access ''automatically renews at $39.80 per month on the 15th day''. In addition, on the purchase confirmation page it is also clearly disclosed that this subscription will ''begin immediately and renew on September 14, 2014 to our monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' This page also provides information on how [redacted] could cancel before this monthly charge. Finally, [redacted] was also sent an email to the email address provided to us on the same day confirming [redacted]'s access to our services and reiterating one more time that ''Your subscription begins immediately and renews automatically on September 14, 2014 to our recurring monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' Accordingly, on September 14, 2014 the card which [redacted] provided was charged $39.80 for the applicable month of service.
Although our monthly charges are not refundable, LiveCareer was willing to make an exception for [redacted] and provide her a refund of 2 monthly charges totaling $79.60. Our customer service team refunded [redacted] the amount of $79.60 on October 15, 2014.
We trust this addresses any concerns you may have.

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 20, 2016/01/28) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from [redacted]. We have reviewed our files and our records show that [redacted] signed up for our Resume Builder services on November 16 16, 2015. The copy online clearly...

provided [redacted] with a choice of full access for 14 days at a discounted rate, which automatically renews to monthly access for a monthly fee, or an annual subscription that is pro-rated at a lower rate per month but which is paid upfront for access to the services all year long. [redacted] chose to accept our offer for 14 day full access, which automatically renews monthly. On the page where [redacted] made that selection, immediately adjacent to the choice of subscriptions, the offer clearly and conspicuously states that the 14 day premium access ''automatically renews at $39.80 per month on the 15th day''. In addition, on the purchase confirmation page it is also clearly disclosed that this subscription will ''begin immediately and renew on December 1, 2015 to our monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' This page also provides information on how [redacted] could cancel before this monthly charge. Finally, [redacted] was also sent an email to the email address provided to us on the same day confirming [redacted]'s access to our services and reiterating one more time that ''Your subscription begins immediately and renews automatically on December 1, 2015 to our recurring monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' Accordingly, on December 1, 2015 [redacted]'s card was charged $39.80 for the applicable month of service.
Although our monthly charges are not refundable, LiveCareer was willing to make an exception for [redacted] and provide him a refund of an additional $9.95 for a prorated monthly charge and the initial fee of $1.95, totaling $11.90. Our customer service team refunded [redacted] the amount of $11.90 as of January 26, 2016.
Initial Consumer Rebuttal /* (2000, 22, 2016/02/02) */
(The consumer indicated he/she ACCEPTED the response from the business.)
Yes, I accept my refund ~ as that is what I was asking for.
But I don't appreciate them calling me a him in the response or stating that I didn't contact them on time. As I did per what their representatives told me that is all I could have done.
THanks you for your help

Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from [redacted]  We have reviewed our files and our records show that [redacted] signed up for our Resume Builder services on August 31, 2017.  The copy online clearly provided [redacted] with a choice of full access for 14 days...

at a discounted rate, which automatically renews to monthly access for a monthly fee, or an annual subscription that is pro-rated at a lower rate per month but which is paid upfront for access to the services all year long.  [redacted] chose to accept our offer for 14 day full access, which automatically renews monthly.  On the page where [redacted] made that selection, immediately adjacent to the choice of subscriptions, the offer clearly and conspicuously states that the 14 day premium access ''automatically renews at $24.95 per month on the 15th day''.  In addition, on the purchase confirmation page it is also clearly disclosed that this subscription will ''begin immediately and renew on September 15, 2017 to our monthly service at $24.95 per month.'' This page also provides information on how [redacted] could cancel before this monthly charge.  Finally, [redacted] was also sent an email to the email address provided to us on the same day confirming [redacted]’s access to our services and reiterating one more time that ''Your subscription begins immediately and renews automatically on September 15, 2017 to our recurring monthly service at $24.95 per month.'' Accordingly, on September 15, 2017 [redacted]’s card was charged $24.95 for the applicable month of service. 
 
Although our monthly charges are not refundable, BOLD was willing to make an exception for [redacted] and provide her a refund of 1 monthly charge totaling $24.95.  Our customer service team refunded [redacted] the amount of $24.95 as of September 22, 2017. 
 
We trust this addresses any concerns you may have.

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2015/06/22) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from [redacted]. We have reviewed our files and our records show that [redacted] signed up for our Resume Builder services on May 19, 2015. The copy online clearly provided [redacted] with a...

choice of full access for 14 days at a discounted rate, which automatically renews to monthly access for a monthly fee, or an annual subscription that is pro-rated at a lower rate per month but which is paid upfront for access to the services all year long. [redacted] chose to accept our offer for 14 day full access, which automatically renews monthly. On the page where [redacted] made that selection, immediately adjacent to the choice of subscriptions, the offer clearly and conspicuously states that the 14 day premium access ''automatically renews at $39.80 per month on the 15th day''. In addition, on the purchase confirmation page it is also clearly disclosed that this subscription will ''begin immediately and renew on June 3, 2015 to our monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' This page also provides information on how [redacted] could cancel before this monthly charge. Finally, [redacted] was also sent an email to the email address provided to us on the same day confirming [redacted]'s access to our services and reiterating one more time that ''Your subscription begins immediately and renews automatically on June 3, 2015 to our recurring monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' Accordingly, on June 3, 2015 we attempted to charge [redacted]'s card $39.80 for the applicable monthly charge but, the attempt was unsuccessful. The system then retried to charge the card and [redacted]'s was charged $39.80 for the applicable month of service on June 8, 2015.
Although our monthly charges are not refundable, LiveCareer was willing to make an exception for [redacted] and provide him a refund of 1 monthly charge totaling $39.80. Our customer service team refunded [redacted] the amount of $39.80 as of June 17, 2015.
We trust this addresses any concerns you may have.

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 8, 2015/10/12) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from [redacted]. We have reviewed our files and our records show that [redacted] signed up for our Resume Builder services on August 2, 2015. The copy online clearly provided [redacted] with a...

choice of full access for 14 days at a discounted rate, which automatically renews to monthly access for a monthly fee, or an annual subscription that is pro-rated at a lower rate per month but which is paid upfront for access to the services all year long. [redacted] chose to accept our offer for 14 day full access, which automatically renews monthly. On the page where [redacted] made that selection, immediately adjacent to the choice of subscriptions, the offer clearly and conspicuously states that the 14 day premium access ''automatically renews at $39.80 per month on the 15th day''. In addition, on the purchase confirmation page it is also clearly disclosed that this subscription will ''begin immediately and renew on August 17, 2015 to our monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' This page also provides information on how [redacted] could cancel before this monthly charge. Finally, [redacted] was also sent an email to the email address provided to us on the same day confirming [redacted]'s access to our services and reiterating one more time that ''Your subscription begins immediately and renews automatically on August 17, 2015 to our recurring monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' Accordingly, on August 17, 2015 [redacted]'s card was charged $39.80 for the applicable month of service.
Although our monthly charges are not refundable, LiveCareer was willing to make an exception for [redacted] and provide her a refund of 1 monthly charge totaling $39.80 as well as one prorated monthly charge totaling $34.11. Our customer service team refunded [redacted] the amount of $73.91 as of September 25, 2015.
We trust this addresses any concerns you may have.
Initial Consumer Rebuttal /* (2000, 10, 2015/10/15) */
(The consumer indicated he/she ACCEPTED the response from the business.)
I received the refund on 25 Sep 2015.

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2015/12/15) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from Mr. [redacted]. We apologize for any inconvenience to Mr. Kockh. As of December 14, 2015, Mr. [redacted]'s account has been canceled. He will not be receiving any charges from LiveCareer...

going forward.
Although our monthly charges are not refundable, LiveCareer was willing to make an exception for [redacted] and provide him a refund of 4 monthly charges totaling $159.20. Our customer service team refunded [redacted] the amount of $159.20 as of December 14, 2015.
We trust this resolves this matter.
Initial Consumer Rebuttal /* (2000, 7, 2015/12/21) */
(The consumer indicated he/she ACCEPTED the response from the business.)
After I told then I was going to speak to the Revdex.com, only then did I receive good customer service.I hope after all of this they improve as a business in the future. My debit card was stolen this weekend ,and obviously I can't prove anything when it comes to them in regards to that.The card has been cancelled. The company itself did right as far as fixing the problem ,eventually. I would advise the management team take a look at some of the employees working there ,or at the very least have a program to have deal with customer service better. The last person I talked to was pretty rude to me. I'm sure the management there is better at dealing with customers. It was resolved so I'm moving on now. Not sure who [redacted] is ,but I did receive a few refunds. I think thay email speaks for itself ,when it comes to the employees that work there. The management team there has some work to do to weed out the bad ones.

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2014/07/22) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from [redacted]. We have reviewed our files, and our records do not show any record of Ms. [redacted] signing up for any of our services.
At this time we request further...

information from Ms. [redacted] so we can confirm what services she signed up for. We note that she provided the date of the charges but we cannot locate any records of these charges or an account with the information provided on the complaint. Please have Ms. [redacted] confirm the last four digits of her card and inform you if there are any alternate email addresses that she could have used to sign up for our services.
We look forward to receiving a further response so we can finalize this matter with Ms. [redacted].

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2016/03/11) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from [redacted]. We have reviewed our files, and our records do not show any record of Ms. [redacted] signing up for any of our services.
At this time we request further information from...

Ms. [redacted] so we can confirm what services she signed up for. We note that she mentioned charges but we cannot locate any records of these charges or an account with the information provided on the complaint. Please have Ms. [redacted] confirm the last four digits of her card and inform you if there are any alternate email addresses that she could have used to sign up for our services.
We look forward to receiving a further response so we can finalize this matter with Ms. [redacted].

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2015/03/11) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from [redacted] signed up for our Resume Builder services on January 8, 2015. The copy online clearly provided [redacted] with a choice of full access for 14 days at a...

discounted rate, which automatically renews to monthly access for a monthly fee, or an annual subscription that is pro-rated at a lower rate per month but which is paid upfront for access to the services all year long. [redacted] chose to accept our offer for 14 day full access, which automatically renews monthly. On the page where [redacted] made that selection, immediately adjacent to the choice of subscriptions, the offer clearly and conspicuously states that the 14 day premium access ''automatically renews at $39.80 per month on the 15th day''. In addition, on the purchase confirmation page it is also clearly disclosed that this subscription will ''begin immediately and renew on January 23, 2015 to our monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' This page also provides information on how [redacted] could cancel before this monthly charge. Finally, [redacted] was also sent an email to the email address provided to us on the same day confirming [redacted]'s access to our services and reiterating one more time that ''Your subscription begins immediately and renews automatically on January 23, 2015 to our recurring monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' Accordingly, on January 23, [redacted]'s card was charged $39.80 for the applicable month of service.
Although our monthly charges are not refundable, LiveCareer was willing to make an exception for [redacted] and provide her a refund of 1 monthly charge totaling $39.80. Our customer service team refunded [redacted] the amount of $39.80 on February 20, 2015.
We trust this addresses any concerns you may have.
Initial Consumer Rebuttal /* (2000, 7, 2015/03/12) */
(The consumer indicated he/she ACCEPTED the response from the business.)
There arenso many fine print options that maybe I didn't read it well .I do appriciate the refund of one month becauee it is impossible to get thru to these people to cancel

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2015/07/31) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from [redacted]. We have reviewed our files and our records show that [redacted] signed up for our Resume Builder services on February 4, 2015. The copy online clearly provided [redacted]...

with a choice of full access for 14 days at a discounted rate, which automatically renews to monthly access for a monthly fee, or an annual subscription that is pro-rated at a lower rate per month but which is paid upfront for access to the services all year long. [redacted] chose to accept our offer for 14 day full access, which automatically renews monthly. On the page where [redacted] made that selection, immediately adjacent to the choice of subscriptions, the offer clearly and conspicuously states that the 14 day premium access ''automatically renews at $39.80 per month on the 15th day''. In addition, on the purchase confirmation page it is also clearly disclosed that this subscription will ''begin immediately and renew on February 19, 2015 to our monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' This page also provides information on how [redacted] could cancel before this monthly charge. Finally, [redacted] was also sent an email to the email address provided to us on the same day confirming [redacted]'s access to our services and reiterating one more time that ''Your subscription begins immediately and renews automatically on February 19, 2015 to our recurring monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' Accordingly, on February 19, 2015 [redacted]'s card was charged $39.80 for the applicable month of service.
Although our monthly charges are not refundable, LiveCareer was willing to make an exception for [redacted] and provide her a refund of 3 monthly charge totaling $119.40. Our customer service team refunded [redacted] the amount of $119.40 as of July 24, 2015.
We trust this addresses any concerns you may have.
Initial Consumer Rebuttal /* (2000, 7, 2015/08/11) */
(The consumer indicated he/she ACCEPTED the response from the business.)
I am still of the belief that this company is deceptive in the way it advertises " free" when in fact it is not "free" I will reluctantly accept this settlement but still believe this company's business practices and deception border criminal. They have a pattern of Revdex.com complaints and ' settlements" this company still comes out ahead of the game seemingly resolving complaints and still profiting from providing no services. If this was a larger amount and time warranted I would sue. I feel certain that a class action lawsuit is in their future.

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2016/01/13) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from [redacted]. We have reviewed our files and our records show that [redacted] signed up for our Resume Builder services on April 20, 2015. The copy online clearly provided [redacted]...

with a choice of full access for 14 days at a discounted rate, which automatically renews to monthly access for a monthly fee, or an annual subscription that is pro-rated at a lower rate per month but which is paid upfront for access to the services all year long. [redacted] chose to accept our offer for 14 day full access, which automatically renews monthly. On the page where [redacted] made that selection, immediately adjacent to the choice of subscriptions, the offer clearly and conspicuously states that the 14 day premium access ''automatically renews at $35.80 per month on the 15th day''. In addition, on the purchase confirmation page it is also clearly disclosed that this subscription will ''begin immediately and renew on May 5, 2015 to our monthly service at $35.80 per month.'' This page also provides information on how [redacted] could cancel before this monthly charge. Finally, [redacted] was also sent an email to the email address provided to us on the same day confirming [redacted]'s access to our services and reiterating one more time that ''Your subscription begins immediately and renews automatically on May 5, 2015 to our recurring monthly service at $35.80 per month.'' Accordingly, on May 5, 2015 [redacted]'s card was charged $35.80 for the applicable month of service.
Although our monthly charges are not refundable, LiveCareer was willing to make an exception for [redacted] and provide her a refund of 2 monthly charges totaling $71.60. Our customer service team refunded [redacted] the amount of $71.60 as of January 13, 2016.
We trust this addresses any concerns you may have.
Initial Consumer Rebuttal /* (2000, 7, 2016/01/14) */
(The consumer indicated he/she ACCEPTED the response from the business.)

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2015/08/17) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from [redacted]. We have reviewed our files and our records show that [redacted]'s wife signed up for our Resume Builder services on November 26, 2014. The copy online clearly provided...

[redacted]'s wife with a choice of full access for 14 days at a discounted rate, which automatically renews to monthly access for a monthly fee, or an annual subscription that is pro-rated at a lower rate per month but which is paid upfront for access to the services all year long. [redacted]'s wife chose to accept our offer for 14 day full access, which automatically renews monthly. On the page where [redacted]'s wife made that selection, immediately adjacent to the choice of subscriptions, the offer clearly and conspicuously states that the 14 day premium access ''automatically renews at $39.80 per month on the 15th day''. In addition, on the purchase confirmation page it is also clearly disclosed that this subscription will ''begin immediately and renew on December 11, 201 to our monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' This page also provides information on how [redacted]'s wife could cancel before this monthly charge. Finally, [redacted]'s wife was also sent an email to the email address provided to us on the same day confirming [redacted]'s wife's access to our services and reiterating one more time that ''Your subscription begins immediately and renews automatically on December 11, 2015 to our recurring monthly service at $39.80 per month.'' Accordingly, on December 11, 2015 [redacted]'s card was charged $39.80 for the applicable month of service.
Although our monthly charges are not refundable, LiveCareer was willing to make an exception for [redacted] and provide him a refund of 3 monthly charge totaling $119.40. Our customer service team refunded [redacted] the amount of $119.40 as of August 7, 2015.
We trust this addresses any concerns you may have.

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2015/12/10) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from [redacted]. We have reviewed our files, and our records do not show any record of Ms. [redacted] signing up for any of our services.
At this time we request further...

information from Ms. [redacted] so we can confirm what services she signed up for. Please have Ms. [redacted] confirm the last four digits of her card and inform you if there are any alternate email addresses that she could have used to sign up for our services so that we can address her complaint.
We look forward to receiving a further response so we can finalize this matter with Ms. [redacted].
Initial Consumer Rebuttal /* (3000, 7, 2015/12/14) */
(The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.)
I no longer have an account with livecareer after they bait and switched me in 2013 it was cancelled. I filed a complaint against them at that time as well here with Revdex.com. Here is the link to my resume that they are placing online without my authorization and it comes up under a google search for my name. http://resumes.livecareer.com/r/[redacted]-j-XXXXXXXX
I want it removed. I do not need to have an account in order to force them to remove my resume. This is my personal business information and my personal information. The old account I believe was under my email address [redacted]. I would not remember the old account number of any card used as that was 2013 and I no longer have those old bank accounts.But some of my old cards ended with XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX.
Here is also a copy of the email I sent them:
Removal of resume from the internet
1 message
[redacted] Tue, Nov 3, 2015 at 11:04 AM
To: [redacted]@livecareer.com
Please remove my resume from the internet. I do not want it on there. I am the only person in the world with the name [redacted], a such I am job searching and I have recently found my old resume posted on the internet when doing a google search for my name. The resume you are posting is very old, and not updated and has some incorrect information. Therefore potential employees that are looking at me and my current resume right now will see this bad resume which conflicts, when they do a background check. Here is the link to the page.
http://resumes.livecareer.com/r/[redacted]-j-XXXXXXXX
I know longer have an account with your company. The resume was deleted before the account was deleted, so it should not be showing up online and yet its right there for the whole world to see. At no time did I ever give this company permission to exploit my resume and use it an example for others to see. In fact, I have done no business on your site since 2013 when I was forced to file a better business complaint against the company for bait and switch fee tactics. I do not want to have to file another complaint in order to protect my rights. Therefore I am asking you to remove this resume at once so that I can get a job which I desperately need. Your site posting my old resume attached to my name and my companies names as a sole proprietor only serves to help your company and does not benefit me in any way and only harms me. Please remove at once. Thank-you for your immediate attention.
[redacted]
Here is their response:
LiveCareer Customer Service via freshdesk.com

Nov 29

to me
Dear [redacted],
We have received your request and a ticket has been created.
A support representative will be reviewing your request and will send you a personal response (usually within 2 days).
Thank you for your patience.
Sincerely,
LiveCareer US Customer Care
JUST DELETE THE RESUME OFF YOUR SERVER AND UNTAG MY NAME [redacted] LLC and [redacted] FROM MY RESUME PLEASE! You do not need an account in order to remove my sensitive information that you are not authorized to use.IT DOES NOT MATTER WHAT I SIGNED UP FOR WHEN BECAUSE I AM NO LONGER SIGNED UP WITH YOU AND DELETED ALL RESUMES BEFORE CANCELLING AND YET YOU ARE STILL SHOWING IT ALL OVER THE INTERNET. REMOVE REMOVE REMOVE, THE INFORMATION YOU ARE REQUESTING IS IRRELEVANT. JUST REMOVE IT! YOU ARE NOT AUTHORIZED TO PUBLISH MY RESUME AND POST MY CONTENT NO NOW OR EVER!
Final Business Response /* (4000, 11, 2016/01/25) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from [redacted]. We have reviewed our files and our records show that [redacted] signed up for our Resume Builder services in 2014. To complete the subscription, [redacted] had to check a box, which clearly and conspicuously stated that by proceeding to use our services, the user agrees to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Section 15 of our Terms of Use titled User Content states that "we may use the public content to develop products, make connections with potential employers, personalize site news, market products, or identify or feature popular members." (emphasis provided) By uploading content to the site [redacted] granted LiveCareer a "royalty-free, perpetual, non-exclusive, unrestricted worldwide license to any and all rights in the User Content", allowing for reproduction, distribution and publishing of the content uploaded. As such, LiveCareer was authorized to use the resume uploaded by [redacted] to market services on our website.
Although our policies are clear and [redacted] agreed to them when subscribing, we value customer satisfaction at LiveCareer and we have removed the resume from our site in order to accommodate [redacted]'s request. As of January 4, 2016, [redacted]'s resume is no longer on our website and does not appear in any browser searches.
We trust this addresses any concerns you may have.
Final Consumer Response /* (2000, 13, 2016/01/26) */
(The consumer indicated he/she ACCEPTED the response from the business.)
They removed my resume which included my personal and business identifiable information. Thank you Revdex.com for your help in this important matter.

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2015/07/20) */
Thank you for the opportunity to resolve this complaint from Ms. [redacted]. We apologize for any inconvenience to Ms. [redacted]. As of July 16, 2015, Ms. [redacted]'s account has been canceled. Our customer service team has refunded her one...

monthly charge. Unfortunately we are not able to provide a refund for charges from her financial institution. She will not be receiving any charges from LiveCareer going forward.
We trust this resolves this matter.