The young generation are now hardworking for aiming the jobs and they get good platform and they can really achieve their goal. This site will give turning point in my life. When i am searching jobs in so many site and i hear about this site and i am full pledged in this site and this site will acts as a guide to me. Under this guidance and i am now get job. I am never forgot this site in my lifetime... Great site ..
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Thursday, October 15, 2009
EmploymentCrossing Review
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 (sample-wise) until I gave my debit card information. Two hours later, after I witnessed that there were no 'new jobs' that already were not on Craigslist.org or Monster.com AND after I unsuccessfully attempted to post a job posting for my employer, I called to cancel the 'free trial'. I spoke with 'Lacey' who answered the general number. This was just 2-hours after I placed the order. Lacey confirmed cancellation and stated I would receive an e-mail.
Two days went by and I did not receive an e-mail from Employment Crossing, verifying my cancellation. Instead, I received a marketing e-mail by a 'J. Simpson -Manager'. I replied to the e-mail two times, and did not receive a reply back. I found an e-mail address for the owner of the company, 'Andrew Harrison Barnes' and shared with him my frustration. No reply from Mr. Barnes.
I looked over their website extensively and in small print read that I had to 'call to cancel', I could not write. This was fine, as I had called on October 14 at around 2 PM and spoke with 'Lacey' (Incidentally, I was on hold for 25 minutes before she picked up and from the sound of the 'call center' sounded like they were in a garage!).
I did not receive a confirmation from J. Simpson or Mr. Barnes so I tried calling again on October 17. I tried calling 4 times and each time I called, was on hold longer than 15-minutes. I could not remain on hold at work, so I hung up.
On October 21 I noticed that $29.95 was indeed taken from my checking account and I called Employment Crossing again. After waiting on hold for at least 30-minutes, a man, I believe his name was 'Ken' answered. He put me on hold several times and told me that J. Simpson was 'no longer there' but he could help me. He said that for whatever reason, my cancellation was not processed, but it would be within 24-48 hours.
On October 30 I received another marketing e-mail from Employment Crossing (J. Simpson again). I replied that I would contact my attorney if they did not refund my bank account and cancel immediately. I received a general reply back the next day (October 31) that they were processing my cancellation and I could expect a refund within 2 days. I e-mailed J. Simpson back that I had used my DEBIT CARD, not credit card and it was my understanding that refund processes are handled differently, as the cash was taken from my account... not a credit card. I did not receive a reply back.
Today is November 4, and I still have not received my refund. Because money was taken out of my bank account, and Employment Crossing misrepresented themselves, I have no choice but to contact an attorney as well as several agencies which will [help] expose Employment Crossing for their fraudulent activity.
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I was unable to 'view' anything (sample-wise) until I gave my debit card information. Two hours later, after I witnessed that there were no 'new jobs' that already were not on Craigslist.org or Monster.com AND after I unsuccessfully attempted to post a job posting for my employer, I called to cancel the 'free trial'. I spoke with 'Lacey' who answered the general number. This was just 2-hours after I placed the order. Lacey confirmed cancellation and stated I would receive an e-mail.
Two days went by and I did not receive an e-mail from Employment Crossing, verifying my cancellation. Instead, I received a marketing e-mail by a 'J. Simpson -Manager'. I replied to the e-mail two times, and did not receive a reply back. I found an e-mail address for the owner of the company, 'Andrew Harrison Barnes' and shared with him my frustration. No reply from Mr. Barnes.
I looked over their website extensively and in small print read that I had to 'call to cancel', I could not write. This was fine, as I had called on October 14 at around 2 PM and spoke with 'Lacey' (Incidentally, I was on hold for 25 minutes before she picked up and from the sound of the 'call center' sounded like they were in a garage!).
I did not receive a confirmation from J. Simpson or Mr. Barnes so I tried calling again on October 17. I tried calling 4 times and each time I called, was on hold longer than 15-minutes. I could not remain on hold at work, so I hung up.
On October 21 I noticed that $29.95 was indeed taken from my checking account and I called Employment Crossing again. After waiting on hold for at least 30-minutes, a man, I believe his name was 'Ken' answered. He put me on hold several times and told me that J. Simpson was 'no longer there' but he could help me. He said that for whatever reason, my cancellation was not processed, but it would be within 24-48 hours.
On October 30 I received another marketing e-mail from Employment Crossing (J. Simpson again). I replied that I would contact my attorney if they did not refund my bank account and cancel immediately. I received a general reply back the next day (October 31) that they were processing my cancellation and I could expect a refund within 2 days. I e-mailed J. Simpson back that I had used my DEBIT CARD, not credit card and it was my understanding that refund processes are handled differently, as the cash was taken from my account... not a credit card. I did not receive a reply back.
Today is November 4, and I still have not received my refund. Because money was taken out of my bank account, and Employment Crossing misrepresented themselves, I have no choice but to contact an attorney as well as several agencies which will [help] expose Employment Crossing for their fraudulent activity.
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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
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When I was job hunting back in 2005-2006, I used many websites to aid in my search. this Crossing was one of these sites. Its interface is not very friendly and not very fun to look at. Its very bare bones and finding the jobs you are wanting to find can be tedious. I was able to find lots of jobs there though and got a lot of interviews through the job listings I replied to via this site, but I did not actually find a job through this site. I would recommend it to everyone just the same though, as you can never have too many places to look for a job when you need one. Its a good resource once you get used to it and learn all its secrets.
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Sunday, October 11, 2009
I Got a Job on through A. Harrison Barnes
This site is good job seeking site. Among all of the job site and this site must unique and there is no ads are interrupting and we can find job freely and we can got lot of ideas about the nature of jobs. When i am unemployed and i am so frustrated and with my friends guidance and i know about this site and it will make a turning point for my life. Now i am leading my life with a good job due to the help of this site. I never forgot this site in my lifetime... This is very convenient because sometimes it gives you an idea you did not think about yourself. I prefer this site is much helpful for this job freshers and job seekers...
The young generation are now hardworking for aiming the jobs and they get good platform and they can really achieve their goal. This site will give turning point in my life. When i am searching jobs in so many site and i hear about this site and i am full pledged in this site and this site will acts as a guide to me. Under this guidance and i am now get job. I am never forgot this site in my lifetime... Great site ...
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Thursday, October 8, 2009
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I hail from a marketing background and have only one year experience in the retail sector to speak about. Due to the downturn, the place where I was working in, Galaxy Collections got shut down. I had to remain unemployed for many weeks. Due to low experience in the field, I was not short listed for any of the jobs which were posted on Monster and Career Builder and my desperation grew day by day. I lost confidence in myself. My parents were worried for me, but the situation was worsening day by day, and all I was hearing about were about layoffs in the retail sector.
I came to know about Hound.com through a friend who was unemployed like me but had read........ and his achievements in a periodical. He landed a job through the site and told me to apply to the site too. Initially, I was apprehensive about shelling money for membership for a job search engine (as they say), but because my friend was successful in landing a job in downtown Ohio, I relented. What happened next changed my life altogether.
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I came to know about Hound.com through a friend who was unemployed like me but had read........ and his achievements in a periodical. He landed a job through the site and told me to apply to the site too. Initially, I was apprehensive about shelling money for membership for a job search engine (as they say), but because my friend was successful in landing a job in downtown Ohio, I relented. What happened next changed my life altogether.
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