Resume Genius Deceptive "subscription" agreement Internet

I used the trial version to build a resume and after finally looking at my online credit card statement realized i had been paying a monthly subscription that i apparently agreed to when i did the trial. this is such a deliberate means to collect fees through switch and bait. i racked up nearly $400 in fees.

when i did a live chat the responses seemed scripted which led me to beieve this is a common complaint they receive and are prepared to respond in their "we know and we don't care, sucker" way. it's obvious from all these entries that i am correct - always should check rip-off report first!! - and that they have no intention of changing this unethical but very effective practice. 

they were very clear that contacting my cc company would not help and that they are prepared to litigate (in other words, don't bother, you have no recourse)

There should be some legal vehicle for shutting this type of thing down. If they cared one bit whether you were getting your money's worth or were pleased with the service, they would solicit for this info or at least upon seeing that you haven't touched it in the whole 10 months subscribed, checking in to see why. if they had such a method in place, that might, at least, be somewhat legit. I just cancelled today and if does not go into effect, i'll be back to follow-up with a new report.