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Advertised with Indeed constantly for over 2 years many months paying £500+ to receive lots of time wasters and totally unsuitable applicants. Advert was suddenly suspended on Monday with not so much as an email or phone call. Apparently their search quality team had received a complaint from an anonymous person with totally false and slanderous allegations. After amending an advert that had been used satisfactorily and without complaint for 2 years they have this morning emailed me to say our account is now permanently closed. So as an employer I would advise anyone thinking of using Indeed to steer well clear, they obviously do not like their customers if they do not even have the courtesy of speaking to me directly about a "complaint" and believing an anonymous person. In the meantime I have over 70 applicants I have invited for an interview and have not the faintest idea if they have received their email, although Indeed have still charged me for this! EMPLOYERS BEWARE INDEED ARE A TOTALLY UNETHICAL COMPANY.
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This garbage excuse for a Job Search website is completely inept, with ZERO Technical savvy...
Hi Steve, we're sorry for the experience you've had with Indeed. Our Search Quality team reviews accounts in order to protect our job seekers, and any complaints reported by them, especially when found coming from multiple individuals, must be fully reviewed and investigated. We were hopeful that updating your job descriptions to adequately reflect the duties of the job would resolve this issue, however after reviewing the positions, our Search Quality team determined that these postings were not suitable for Indeed per our job posting guidelines: http://www.indeed.com/hire/job-posting-guidelines. Indeed emails all applicants and their information directly to the employer, so although you will not have access to your account moving forward, you still have access to the candidates that you paid for.