I asked to discontinue their emails and alerts. I instinctively don't trust this ONline Job Search and Notification. I feel they are just trying to get me to put my resume on their server, so some other person can use it. It's clear, they are NOT really aware of what type of job I am looking for, ...
I just read a complaint from this site: Complaint 218006. This accurately describes their business practices. I just wanted to let you know that they have not changed their ways. There is no way to remove your details. I wish there was a way to prevent anyone else entering their phone numbers and ...
Uploaded my resume for a specific job at a specific company near my home. Beyond.com pulls the resume in, not the company to whom it appears you are applying. Beyond.com then chooses your account settings (as if you chose to create an account) and profile without asking and then blasts the whole ...
Posted resume and have since been bombarded with telemarketing calls and calls from out state non-existing entities. I am going to attempt to remove my info, but it may be too late to prevent these calls. Not sure what, if any, monetary damage until I receive my phone bill. ...
Beyond.com appears to be an online job search site. Job seekers register with the website by providing personal information and creating a password. Job seekers can also post a searchable resume, job history and skills on the website, which Beyond.com uses to create a portfolio and then assigns a ...
Although I believed the mystic globe was eliminated using the dotcom accident, it ended up you could still purchase from Beyond.com from Monster's Street. Appropriate alongside the broomstick store there's a cybercafe which allows individuals to keep in touch with previous businesses like Beyond. ...