In desperate times of poor economy and unemployment rate on the rise, companies discover ways to exploit your personal information to make profit. It's unfortunate, that as a single mother of 2 trying to survive with what I can, submitting resumes and filling out applications, that leave companies ...
Www.ftc. Gov/opa/11/careernetwork. Shtm I found this report after doing job searches online (craiglist.com). They listed about thirty jobs in one metro area, which you are prompted to apply for through craiglist. They are almost always a gmail account that you submit your resume to... I then got a ...
I was contacted by these creeps on craigslist, and lead to fill up a form to "apply" for a job as a graphic designer. I did notice the checkboxes for information on insurance, credit score monitoriing and other nonsense, but i decided to pass on. HOWEVER i am not an idiot and i did copied ...
Yesterday (Sunday), I began browsing online for employment in my area. I came across a Receptionist position so I read all the details. The job sounded great and I was re-directed to their website to apply for the position. When I got to the site, it looked legitimate so I entered in all of my ...
Indiana Company Agrees to Settle Charges of Misrepresenting Availability of U.S. Postal Service and Government Jobs Career Network, Inc. (CNI), based in Crown Point, Indiana, and its principals, Walter Turulis and Kathleen Key, are permanently banned from promoting or selling any employment good or ...
We have to beware of the scams that are out here, such as banks, car dealers etc., but jobs should not be one of them, it's hard enough for unemployed people as it is, we have to try to earn a living for ourselves and families, we have to do it legally in order to keep our self respect. At any time ...