I have applied for several positions with this company. They have sent me emails to every job stating that they have qualified me and that I need to access the link they provide me to in order to add additional information to my previous resume submission. It wasnt until tonight that the light bulb ...
Write the fla attorney general Career Network is a scam job board. The jobs posted are anonymous, bogus or other get-rich-quick scams. There is just one puprose for this site—to extract as much personal data they can to sell to spammers. If you actually go to the sight you are the target of a ...
I now feel like I have been stripped of my complete indentity. People like this make me sick and should be punished by the fullest extent of the law and make them register with the Federal Government as fraud and identity thieves. A report of this nature would allert any internet provider of their ...
It all started on Craigslist. I saw an ad under Jobs with the heading: Full Time Clerical/Data Entry Position - $18-$24/hr! Admittedly, the ad was a little vague, but I responded with my resume to a Sarena Rivers anyways. I received a reply from her surprisingly shortly which said: "Thank you ...
I'm another idiot that fell for it, because now Career Networks call themselves Employment Axis. I got exactly the same e-mail as a lot of you: Your accounting training and previous experience are what we're looking for in an employee. After reading the resume you posted on the Internet, I believe ...
Job hunters beware! Advertising both on Career Builder and Craigslist there is a company posing as a placement agency that isn't. When you send them your resume, often to an email address that is @gmail.com, an auto responder replies asking you to go to their website and fill out an application. ...