Indeed

There's no way of requesting feedback from employers using when applying for jobs straight from the indeed app. I've been applying for a long time now and not once have I heard anything back, although I've been very well suited to the jobs I apply for.
I'd like to know where I'm going wrong to not be seen for an interview, and there is no other way to track any progress.
I'm going to stop using indeed unless I know that my application is actually getting through and seen. I have no faith in this site now.

UPDATE: Issue has been resolved

I just created an account on behalf of employer, posted a job and opted to pay for the sponsored ads. The job posting went live, but after a few hours I received an email that my account was disabled. I've read the terms and conditions and I did not see any violations on my posting.

The account was verified. So I don't really understand why the account suddenly got disabled without any specific reason.

This is our first time to use this platform. I love it at first because it's user-friendly however we are really disappointed and frustrated right now because of this issue. And upon reading the reviews, it seems that it is a common issue. The account being disabled for no specific reason and there's no one to reach out to for a customer chat support.

Can someone reach out to me directly on my email to resolve this issue?

My employer account was disabled for no reason. Tried to make a new account with a new position and that was disabled as well. They give you an option to appeal, but they don't consider what you have to stay. Small businesses should avoid indeed.

I just signed up and started posting jobs on indeed, shortly afterwards I received notification that my account was suddenly disabled. I appealed the decision and provided the proper supporting documentation: Business Number and Incorporating documents, to prove who I am and where I'm located, but it didn't seem to do anything and my account was not reinstated. They disabled my account without telling me why or even if I have another chance.

Yesterday I was contacted by a potential employer with an offer that sounded way too good to be true. I looked at their website and it had red flags (spelling errors, a map that didn't match the address listed, etc.) After doing some homework, I found another similar company that has been dissolved but the website is identical other than the company name. There is no way to reach Indeed to let them know that fraudulent employers are contacting job seekers. Someone will get scammed. I think it will be a case of them asking for your bank account info to "pay" you and then cleaning you out. Sorry that I can't prevent this from happening to someone who is naive but reporting this is impossible. I also don't like the fact that this "employer" may know my address as it's listed on my resume. Obviously, Indeed allows access to people who have not been vetted. I will be closing my account immediately.

Indeed first disabled my account because they did not believe my business was real. I submitted the documents and they reinstated it. Now after 40+ resumes they have disabled if again and provided no reason what so ever. When we contacted indeed customer service they stated that the final decision was made by quality control and their is no number to contact them and I need to appeal which could take another week. This has created a lot of undue stress this website is supposed to alleviate. Now it makes our business look week while we are offering full time jobs with RRSP and benefits in a community that lacks jobs and many struggle with staying above the poverty line. What a disappointment. I would 100% advise everyone to avoid them.

Unlike most other commercial job boards, this site is redundant, basically worthless. Upon 'uploading' a resume, it allows to 'Review' your upload, but then opens a detailed page that requires a repeat of all your information, with added fields to include your skills, technical expertise, etc. Basically what you already have listed on your resume. Just ridiculous. And though I never signed up or requested any job blasts, I receive loads of them in my email. Most of which are irrelevant. Absolute garbage. There are far better job boards like Monster, Careerbuilder, and of course, the jackpot: LinkedIn.

We are a new medical cannabis dispensary opening in Puerto Rico with the need to hire employees as soon as posible. It's our first time creating a "job post" on Indeed.com. Personally I've used it and it's perfect for searching jobs, but by what I see in this review page apparently it's not so good for finding employees. As today, I'm totally unaware of the reason that took our job post (four days ago) from being published and public, nor why our employer account was disabled. It didn't even said a hint or something on the email appointing to why our job post wasn't "consistent with Indeed's quality standards".

I've had the same 1 star experience as many other businesses here where the account was suddenly blocked and nobody could provide any extra information. Agents over the phone kept promising it's with the 'internal team' and somebody will get back to me within 48 hours or within 3 business days, but that never happened. All I got was an email with a link to their FAQs. I have become too reliant on Indeed for recruiting and this has really impacted the business. We had paid campaigns and an active account for close to a year and fine-tuned our marketing efforts based on Indeed campaigns. I need an explanation at least and some chance to fix whatever the issue was, not a ban and then ghosting.

. Employers were contacting me asking if I were interested in working for them! That's right folks, they came too me. Just posted the resume Indeed helped me create... for free. Talk about service. They get you out there. Sure beats looking on Craigslist. Never know what kind of smuck you would encounter. I feel a safer place. The employers and jobs offered on post all seem legit to me, no matter, what kind of job you seek. I've seen any where from the F. B. I to cleaning rooms, mechanics, doctors and dj's. Thumbs up.

Sent everything in to verify our business. Finally got that approved. Then posted our job in a few locations. Sponsered them on and off for 3 months. Added a new location in michigan, and next thing I now they have flagged all of our job postings then disabled my account. So we have paid over 1k to indeed and now dont even have access to our applicants. They couldnt give me a reason why it was disabled. We will be getting lawyers involved. So if anyone else has had similar experiences please reach out. We can make this a class action lawsuit.

Like many other reviewers, our account was disabled without any conversation or reasoning as to why. We have been using our account for over 3 years without issues - and this is the treatment we receive. We have reached out to our Dedicated Specialist, Client Success and Director of Inside Sales both of whom can do nothing to help us. We filed an appeal 5 business days ago, but have not heard anything back. This is the most ridiculous process I have ever experienced and has basically kneecapped our organization from helping our clients. I can't believe that Indeed has the ability to do this and worse, they still have our credit card on file. If anyone at Indeed is reviewing this - here's a hint - maybe call your paying clients first to discuss the issue with them prior to just disabling their account. This is a shameful way to run a business.