If anyone wants to pay to subscribe to Resume Coach to create so called resume templates, don't do it because it is a scam. Once you pay for the service, you'll get a nice little return message from Emma at Resume Coach. Then you sign on with your password and begin to anticipate the different resume templates to create a custom designed resume. Ok, that's great. But the problem is not that you cannot enter all the information, but when it comes time to enter the start and end dates. So, when the date cell is clicked on, a calendar pops up showing the current date, the days are missing and when you click on it, nothing happens. So, what good is this service if you can't enter start dates to create your resume? I even sent and e-mail to Emma, the Resume Coach yesterday and have not heard back from her since. So, now I just unsubscribed from this site because it is a scam. And it's like purchasing a car but you can't have the keys? I am very disappointed because I was impressed with the service at first, but now I wash my hands from them. Jobcasers, beware of these so called resume search engines. They are not all what they appear to be. Seems like scammers are out there taking advantage of people who are relying on a reputable resume service to create a decent resume to get back in the job market. What do you all think? Has anyone else experience this? If so, please speak up so that we will know the legitimate resume search engines from the bogus ones.