Company posts jobs that have long since expired even though they claim to have up to date and multiple job postings Company has multiple listings that link to an illegitimately obtained HR documents for jobs that not even available. Company charges for things immediately on hearing of cancellation ...
From August The Work Crossing nevertheless charge from my bill $29.95 each month and that I have no idea how that company have my bank card # and what's the title of the consideration with that organization, since I never make an application for subscribers buying job, since I'm a complete time ...
This past summer I was looking for employment and I came across employment crossing.com. While I was suspicious of being charged for something, I paid for their charges and now regret doing so because I am now being charged each month for something I cannot even use. I'm sure many other people have ...
Employment crossing has a great scheme. They provide jobs that encompasses all areas. Yet they have a whole array of sub sites including lawcrossing, blahcrossing, janitorcrossing (jk), you get the idea. The goal is to keep recycling the jobs already available without offering much service. When ...
The service does not provide any jobs you cannot find in the local papers and/or other, free employment sites. Also, their service is difficult to cancel and you will be charged regardless of when you cancel the "free trial subscription." EmploymentCrossing is just another scam to take ...
Stay away from these guys! Signed up for 7-day trial, then selected 30 days to try a little longer ($30). Got a bill for $72.50 - somehow got changed to 3 months. Called to dispute (routed to India) and they argued that's what I selected - which I did not. They would not fix - finally said they ...