EveryjobformeReviews 8

They say they have job.
Job breaking at home. You're going to site? There's nothing to be found. Just sending you all kinds of jobs that have nothing to do within home work.

This service was a complete waste of time and inbox space. First, they'll ask what kind of field you want to pursue then just send you links for any random job that comes their way. Emails coming from this "service" are worded to sound like they're coming from the employer but they're actually coming from the "service" (pretty sure this is fraud.) Clicking on the provided link usually won't take you to the job you were emailed about but take you to their job listings and in the few cases which they do, you're asked to sign up for some link. Frankly you'd have better luck walking door to door asking for a job than getting a job from "Every Job For Me."

Another site for us jobless yokes trying to find employment to get jerked around. Try clicking on a posting and it takes you somewhere else, then somewhere else and you are lucky to find a legitimate job or have it be available in your area.

This website apparently, isn't full of fake listings. It's just that it is, and when you apply for anything that's really just so they can route you through another website just to give your data away. All I got from this website is three other websites like get.it with my information and a MOUNTAIN of spam email's to jobs that have nothing to do with even the one I did "apply" for and are so irrelevant to you, it ALMOST doesn't matter that it's the same $#*! with them where you get routed through two different websites and gotta make all these accounts. It's "not" a scam in the sense that Vector Marketing or the attempt to steal an election wasn't a scam (pre indictments anyway). They say it's not an MLM, they say they're not lying and that it's not a scam meanwhile it's overrun with stuff that happens to look and feel like scams. Don't waste your time.

I followed an ad to this site through a link that said "the dept of education is hiring." It made me fill out a bunch of personal information (which I made up) including my phone number (used McDonald's #), address (******* Lanyard Ave, Maintain, Alaska), education, high school graduation date etc. PRETTY SURE THIS SITE IS MINING DATA FOR ONLINE 'NONPROFIT' UNIVERSITIES.

The jobs that came up when I finally got to the listings included: Loss prevention detective at Macy's, Manager of inpatient coding at a local hospital, and radiation technician. While these seem like real job listings they might be collected from a legitimate site and I would definitely wouldn't apply through Everyjob.