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In January 2026 I paid $10 for Zenfy, a job search assistant. After the trial period, I canceled as I found the service to be very unhelpful.
Recibar Inc. (the parent company) shortly thereafter tried to bill me in the amount of $75.00. I contacted support for Zenfy in February and they assured me my subscription was canceled.
They continued to attempt to bill my card monthly. I would receive text messages periodically to that effect. There was usually not enough money on the card at the time of billing as I was out of work.
On July 28th of 2026, Recibar Inc. took a $75 debit from my card.
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