CareerBuilder.com

I am very angry because, I have been applying for so many jobs. All I get in response is ** advertising. I put my resume online and my personal information, I want a job desperately. All I get in return is junk emails from staff agencies. Nothing but garbage! I keep doing the same thing over and over. I am convinced that CareerBuilders is nothing but a big scam! Everyone that I come in contact with used CareerBuilders, nobody has ever got a job with this bogus website and other ** thing is I'm getting all kinds of ** phone calls from solicitors. You should be removed. I am disgusted with the fact that career link main focus is that we use your website, what the ** for!

I do not know the full name of this company since I only get emails. I constantly received emails from this site which is not CareerBuilder.com from the Tribune Co. I did not realize this was not the Tribune's email until the emails had a person's name in front of the email (**) and the jobs they were listing are in another state.

I did not tell the CareerBuilder/Tribune I was looking for a job in another state. I am only looking for a job in the Chicago area. Then, I noticed that the b in Career Builder was not a capital letter. CareerBuilder from the Tribune uses a capital letter for the B in builder. This is a scam from what I have read about this email. I don't know how they got my email address. I checked Truth or Fiction and the Better Business Bureau and there is no record of this email address.

I received an email from Kate ** claiming they reviewed my resume from Careerbuilder.com and stated they were happy to inform me that I was acceptable for a Customer Manager job. No interview was required, "just a scanned image of your driver's license and utility bill sent to the email address listed above or you can fax it." The company states they're a leading civil company offering diversified general contracting and building services to private clients and public agencies all over the world. The job description was to receive payments from customers through my bank account.

The customers would transfer between $1,000 to $10,000 two to three times a week. Then the transfer would be sent to the employer. Salary $2,500 per month + 5% from every transaction. I reported the incident to Careerbuilder.com and received a disturbing response from them. They stated "After full review of your report, we have determined that the email you forwarded did not originate from the Careerbuilder.com site nor did it come from one of our clients". Please delete the email.

CareerBuilder is a job seeking web site. Many advertisements listed claim one thing, until during the interview, the job is not really a job, but a 1099 offer. I would say about 20% of the jobs are fraudulent. They either do not exist or are not what they say they are. A lot of time, money, effort is used in attempting to get these jobs that do not exist. CareerBuilder may or may not know about this but does nothing to clean up the situation, even after numerous complaints. Their phone staff always acts as if this is the first time they have heard of it. Then, they, CareerBuilder, asks you to do the research of the company in question, submit the ads, get the names of the people at the company, and they will look into it. It seems to me, CareerBuilder should, by taking these fraudulent ads, be the partly held responsible. My concern is this: since this company is an AP affiliate owned by the papers and CareerBuilder is also owned by the papers, will you do any research?

I used CareerBuilder for a while, and I've been getting many fake job offers. Some I've half way into taking it till I reconsidered and didn't go on. Some were the ABC Gaming Studio to be a head sales person or something like that and I have to file a business license, federal employer id, etc. I find that a little strange.

After a while I've been getting lots of fake offers for at home jobs and CareerBuilder does nothing about it. The reply I get after reporting is, "This is sent from another site, not CareerBuilder." Oh, wow, like I didn't know that. I private both my resumes and I may just cancel my account and go with Monster.com.

Greetings:

I got an email today through careerbuilder.com from a company named Advanced Medical Corporations, which is soliciting resumes for medical sales jobs. After I submitted my resume, I took a look around their site. The site is only one page and no contact number or street address. I searched around on the internet but could not find any information on this company. Please take a look at the site and tell me what you think.

I sign up with them expecting job leads after all it is a JOB search site right ? Bull over half of what I receive from these creeps is work at home scams or " schools " for the postal service . Reporting these does no good at all as they also are selling your email address everywhere they can without bothering to check if they are reputable or not . I recive more spam for fake lotteries and from Nigerian scams on this account than all my other email accounts combined . I know it is them because I made this email for job searching only .

As a result of these jerks I have wasted time and money going to interviews that turned out to be nothing but multilevel marketing scams . These are required by my state to be listed as business opportunities and say upfront in their ads that an investment is required . Yet career builder allows them to pretend they are jobs . Even if you contact these people first before you go they lie to get you to their " interview " . I have reported several of these scams and received the emails for weeks afterwards reporting them each time I receive them yet many are still listed on that site .

All in all I am disgusted with that site and am deleting my account with these scammers .

I removed my resume from Careerbuilder, apparently they do not screen "employers" and post your resume so absolutely everyone sees it. What a shame, when you really need a job. Just marked them as a phishing scam

I was victimized by the careerbuilder scam in 2006. I applied for the donations collector position.