I paid €0.95 on the OnlineCV website on June 20th to make a resume, thinking it was a one-time purchase. I never knowingly signed up for a subscription at any time in the process. But on June 27, they abruptly tried to take €29.95 from my account without telling me or getting my permission first. I was never told that a subscription had been turned on. There is no way to see or stop any recurring payments on their site, which is much worse. I sent an email and used the chat tool on their website to get in touch with customer help, but no one has answered. I had to call my bank and tell them to stop this merchant from charging me again. This seems really unfair and dishonest.
I looked to my banking app this morning and saw that Online CV had charged my account without my permission. I don't use any of their services, and I never got a notice that I had an active subscription or anything like that. There was no notification about the transaction—no email, no confirmation—...
I signed up for Online CV because the ad indicated that making one CV would only cost me $0.95. That seemed reasonable to me; I only needed one template for one résumé. But I just checked my credit card and saw that I was charged $20 a month for a subscription! It was never made apparent to me that ...
I am writing to raise a complaint about an unauthorized recurring subscription with CVWizard that has been debited from my account without my clear consent. On 27 November 2025, I discovered that CVWizard had taken a total of around R330 from my debit card, even though I only intended to make a once...
On 30 November 2025, an amount of R398,43 was taken from my account by CV Wizard as a “recurring card purchase” without my clear consent or prior notification. I was not informed that money would be deducted, and I did not knowingly approve any ongoing payment of this nature. I may have previously c...
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