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 ...
Okay, this is not so much a scam as it is a means for this company to get referrals payments from colleges. I have received these emails on numerous occassions and if you send them an e-mail there is no response.in addition to that none of the emails ever contain a contact phone number. Legitimate ...
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 ...
We picked up on "Great Career Paths through Craigslist.com, and it is nothing more than a means to gather info (email and phone nos. Of five people touted as references). So, beware job seekers. This is not even a legitimate head hunting firm. My guess is that they're just a boiler room ...
I have received several emails from Career Network regarding possible employment. Some of them even include the salary. I did send them my resume for the court clerk position, and received an email asking me for further verification. When I try to log into the web address included in their email, I ...
Some thing should be done about these people, My personal and professional information has been retained deceptively and used without my consent for leads to colleges and I'm sure all kinds of unrequested solicitaion, by email and phone, I know I quailify for the position, but I have yet to me ...