CraftResumes.coReviews of craftresumes.com

They failed by their own standards: "Our service is highly personalized. After placing the order we will arrange one-to-one interview with the writer via Skype, Viber or phone." lol. I was matched up with a resume writer who asked me *one* question via their website's chat and waited for further communication. Instead, several days after the deadline, they delivered a resume full of random AI generated babble. It was weird and a massive letdown. The rep handling the interaction then told me my complaints about the process were "invalid" and insulted me. I'd highly recommend avoiding this service provider.

I found them because they were offering a free ATS check which was all I wanted. They ended up writing an email to me few days later that it will take 48 hours for a *person* to critique my CV. Not what I wanted but OK. A week and a half later and there's nothing. I feel my CV is being held hostage, that they'll use my work to construct paid customers' CVs, nevermind the fact that I had some personal information on the CV. This all the while I have a useless account where I can't check the progress, edit or delete my account, I can only order paid services. It's unprofessional if not an outright scam.

Buyer beware…I am giving them one star and barely one star…because they tried to accomplish the project…but I still had to deal with numerous emails requesting a refund, and a partial refund at that, falling on deaf ears. To start with, they do not advertise that writers are non-native English speakers. While I’m not suggesting these people are not talented, having someone who primarily speaks English is important if looking for a job whose primary requirements require you to read and write in English. In my case, this is important given that I’m in the field of Communications. My first draft contained basic errors and did not align with my industry. Essentially, it was a rearrangement of my own work - with the addition of a few words that did not make sense (and new grammatical and punctuation issues). I was then reassigned to another writer after bringing this to the company’s attention (note: it took me two times to ask for a refund or reassignment). There was some effort - but by that point, they were already far behind on the original due date. Furthermore, after the reassignment, I had to seek out a status update after close to a week of silence. They said info had been uploaded to their portal that I may have not seen, but that was mere hours before I reached out to get some type of status update. When I expressed my frustration once again, and asked for a refund once again, it fell on deaf ears, once again. I felt like I was being strong-armed into accepting a lesser-than product. I very rarely write reviews but I’m doing so because this may be a sizable expense for many. It was for me. If you are looking for quality product to match what you are spending, my advice is to work with someone locally, who may better understand your needs and goals. I’m walking away from this experience feeling like I was taken advantage of. Sharing this so others can be more careful than I was in this process.

poor format and poor assistance

Resume wasn’t delivered on time, and the result was awful. The writer didn’t read the documents provided and produced a generic CV late