Indeed

We have been using indeed for years and have spent thousands of dollars each month on job postings! Suddenly, indeed disabled all of our accounts without notice. They then requested information to verify we were a legit company. After sending in all of the correct documents that were requested, we are still denied! We have applicants waiting to set interviews as well as ones that we haven't even looked at! We should be charging indeed back for those missing applicants! Why wouldn't they work with loyal, paying customers on issues? Instead just cancel them with vague responses? Unbelievable. They are extremely unprofessional! Save yourself the money and headache!

Our company, Avalon Capital, was using Indeed to recruit a bookkeeper. After paying nearly $200 to sponsor the add and spending countless hours reviewing resumes, I received a notice this morning that the account has been disabled. No explanation given. Now I cannot see any of the candidates that I have been corresponding with. All the work I put into screening candidates and selecting my top choices has been lost.

I used their customer contact to dispute the decision and received a notice within 2 minutes that my appeal had been rejected. Clearly they didn't review anything and this was just an automated decision.

I am very frustrated at the time and money wasted. We are a legit company that needs to hire a bookkeeper. The only fraud going on here is at Indeed.

This has happened to me on more than one occasion but at different companies. I posted ads that were not on a budget then were billed for them. I had no idea they were billing until I received the invoices. I am currently disputing all of the invoices in which I did NOT sponsor the jobs. After this happening twice to me now, I will NOT be using Indeed anymore. I would highly recommend that if you do use Indeed, that you monitor your ads consistently every 30 minutes of the day as someone working there is going in and switching to sponsored to collect money. I was billed over $1500 in 3 days.

So I finished up with college and applied for a job with a company. The next day I got five calls from; credit card, warranty, IRS, "Student Loads", won a $750,000, and arrest warrant scam. I even had someone call me telling me someone used my phone number and told them that they owe me money. I don't know what kind of crap you guys are pulling but I dont recommend using this site. I haven't given out my phone number to any third parties til now. I used to use google voice for other stuff if I was unsure, but this is just bad. Next time I see a posting I will talk to the company directly instead of using this crap...

People just click these to show "they are looking for a job". Out of the recruits, most are failures. Most don't show. The high costs of advertising with them does not yield good results. The new price structure, was $10 per application now its $30, its a terrible system. You could sink money into this fast, and they will take it. We have used for a long time, but seems they are getting greedy on costs. We now use Facebook and social media for free to advertise, with better results, that cost, well, nothing.

We had been using Indeed for over one year and everything was running smoothly. Then all of a sudden Indeed disabled job postings on our account. We inquired about this development from Indeed Team and initially, they did reply to our query but we still have not been given the exact reason why the feature of job posting and contacting candidates has been disabled. Now customer care is not replying regarding our situation and we are unsure how to take things forward. We want to keep our business on Indeed as it is the best platform for recruiting. Uncertainty looms over us right now and we could not find any other way to contact Indeed. So, it is hoped that this review might aid us in resolving our conundrum or at least make the Indeed Team aware that customer service hasn't been responding and accounts are being disabled.

We are a global business and changing the recruitment industry. Our business supports small recruitment agencies around the world, with the help of many fantastic companies. Small, and large Fortune 500 businesses using our service. We had advertisements running on Indeed to find recruiters who are willing to join our amazing movement. In 4 weeks time 1400 people reacted and already 500 making a living of that what we do. And then? Indeed closed our account, no reason given. Just with the single line. Your business is not suitable for us. Big tech on its best!

Update > Indeed responded with a standart template (as always). Well, I am happy to say that Indeed is not suitable for OUR business.

I was trying to hire a repair guy for the company. And my account was disabled; I am not even allowed to post any other hiring for other positions simply because one position is "unsuitable", got the review from indeed as attached. Basically saying they reserve the right to do anything they want. I can't figure which parts of my post are against their rule, the only thing I could think of is maybe I shouldn't mention Chinese/Korean speakers preferred and that's why they didn't want to say the reason.
Again, you shouldn't disable someone's account simply because he posts a job that does not suit your interests. Imagine one day police impound your car and says you are against someone's interests and tell you to feel free to go to other countries. That's how this case looks like.

Indeed disabled our account out of the blue after a new job posting for a massage therapist needed for the head of the ministry, a gospel artist who has bad back and neck pain.

We are a small independent ministry working with social media and the music industry. We also have a new start up food business to support the ministry in the works.

We've been using Indeed for well over a year. We wonder what the reason is - if it's either something we did wrong that isn't clear or even in the guidelines or whether it's religious discrimination that could be increasing currently with staff at Indeed like it is at other social media and tech companies.

We've been running stuff on indeed for about a year now, maybe just over. I had two admin/data entry guys handle posting requisitions in the past and ran into some issues and we've transitioned from a free account to a paid account. Budgeting has been intuitive and effective, but the account's been disabled! We've put a couple hundred dollars into the account in the past 2 days so this is a major disappointment.
When we book interviews and make hires this week we need to close these down but I can't even do that with my current account status. Looking at a major hitch in our plan for the week, still waiting for support.

Indeed's great but it's clear that posting here gets results... Hoping for a resolution!

My newly formed company was using Indeed to find Independent Contractors to help grow our business. We had multiple ads up in 3 different cities and then one day Indeed just disables the account.

I completely understand that Indeed has the right to disable accounts, but at the very least let me know what it is so I can fix it. If I made a mistake, you are not going to allow me to fix it. That's just poor customer service. There is no way that I would ever treat one of my clients that way.

If I could give Indeed a minus 5 review, I would! Set up account, upload company formation docs to verify it, post job ad and 24 hours later, I'm told the account is disabled. When trying to appeal the decision, I can't even log back in because the system won't send a verification code (probably because the account was disabled)! So now they have all our company information and they have the audacity to send me marketing emails. Yeah ok, I'll use your service - oh no wait I can't because you disabled it! What a pathetic joke! Looks like Indeed does this a lot too!

Suspended our account for no reason, and after reaching out to appeal and verify that I am indeed the business owner and our practice is legitimate and been serving the community for years, I got an automatic rejection, and again without the mention of any valid reason.
Conclusion: Go to LinkedIN or glassdoor if you want to post a job for free. Want to post on indeed? Pay or expect a ban within the month.

Indeed disabled my account, and gives no explanation. Indeed advertises how they are helping build America back after the pandemic, however, it appears if you are a small business that does not have a big hiring budget, you don't get to create jobs in your community. They could at least inform us why they are disabling our account.

Job search meta-engine. Also presents searches for salaries, trends and forums, though i have not used the last three past a glance. The search engine produces listings aggregating results from CL, the local paper, dice.com, monster, CareerBuilder, LinkedIn and various other job search sites. Allows for changing distance from target location. Useful filters on the left side to display only certain salary ranges, titles, etc. easy to read and navigate, straightforward and though not all encompassing (e.g. Will not include dept. of Labor listings, etc) it does present information from a wide cross-section of other sites.

Indeed.com allows you to post two types of jobs: one type is free and the other is sponsored. We are a pretty small business, then we chose to use the free type. However, Indeed.com disabled our account just because we chose the free posting. I think it is cheating. If you have no way of providing a free posting, then dont advertise it, otherwise you don't deliver what you promised, then that is cheating. So many small business can work together to sue you. I called numerous times and also submitted twice appealing but no any result. I decided to come here to seek help.