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 ...
I signed up for a "7-Day Trial" of EmploymentCrossing. I know, I should have known better, but the site looked like it would be a good site. After going through it, I realized that the $29 monthly fee really wasn't a very good investment considering the jobs they had listed could easily ...
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 ...
On October 14 I gave my B of A debit card information to Employment Crossing, as they promised to provide more job ads. They also promised to not charge employers. Not only did I wish to place a job posting for my employer, I wanted to look for a new HR job. I was unable to 'view' anything ...