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How do I cancel my CareerBuilder subscription?

Once you've purchased a CareerBuilder subscription, you cancel your subscription at any time. However, you'll be charged for the full current period of your subscription before it is cancelled.

If you cancel during the current billing period, you will be charged the discounted monthly price for the remaining term of your subscription. If you cancel during the billing period prior to your subscription, you will be charged the discounted annual price for the remainder of your subscription.

You may cancel your subscription at any time by contacting Customer Service. How do I get a refund? You may request a refund at any time by contacting Customer Service. Refunds are given in the form of a credit card refund or a voucher towards a future subscription. If you choose the latter, the voucher will expire after 365 days.

A refund can also be requested on the CareerBuilder website by following the "Help" link in the footer. You must request the refund prior to your subscription expiration. If you do not, your account will be charged for the current billing period and the remaining subscription term.

What happens to my subscription after cancellation? Your subscription will expire 24 hours after you cancel. Any personal data you have entered will be deleted within 24 hours of cancellation. You may still view your data if you log into your CareerBuilder account, but you will no longer receive any email updates or career alerts.

I signed up for an event listing and haven't received any emails. What should I do? We're sorry, we cannot guarantee that you will receive emails about listings submitted from CareerBuilder. However, we will work to notify you via email of listings you have submitted and/or that were not accepted.

You can view all of your submitted events at the "My account" page on CareerBuilder.com. There, you will be able to select your submission category, see your recent job offers, and view your account activity history.

What if I don't receive an email notification? It is possible that CareerBuilder has not been notified that you submitted an event listing. If you would like to receive these emails, please submit your email address again so that we can add you to our list.

I received an error message when submitting my event listing. What can I do?

Are emails from CareerBuilder legit?

Job seekers are being hit with spam emails from a scam looking to cash in on the good job economy.

CareerBuilder is one of the most widely used job boards on the Internet, so it's no surprise that scam emails from CareerBuilder are popping up inboxes across America. The emails, which can be easily identified by the careerbuilder web address at the beginning of the email, look like they came from the careerbuilder.com domain.

However, CareerBuilder is the parent company of several job boards including Monster.com, Indeed.com and HotJobs.com, all of which are targeted in these scam emails.

They claim that you have won a job and asks for payment via Western Union or Moneygram. You won a job at CareerBuilder. If you haven't heard already you will get an email notifying you of your win and an important message from our legal department to confirm your eligibility, the email says.

Click here to see a sample of the scam email: According to CareerBuilder, this type of scam has been around for at least the last six months, but their webmaster does not know why it's suddenly picking up steam. We're seeing hundreds of emails every day, but we have not seen any large increase in volume, said Jennifer S. White, director of corporate communications at CareerBuilder. Our job board has always had an issue with fraud, and this type of behavior has been around since the beginning.

What do you think? Is this just a new way for scammers to make money, or is this just another unfortunate consequence of a booming economy? CareerBuilder has taken steps to combat this kind of scam, including asking customers to report suspicious emails by sending the web address careerbuilder into the header of the email. They also include an email from their legal department that the emails are legitimate.

With the growing job market and the increasing competition for qualified candidates, it is important for us to make sure the email addresses we are sending emails to are authentic, said White. If we receive any customer reports on the suspect email address, we will investigate and take action as appropriate.