JobsRadarReviews 74

I recently received an Email from them, which i laughed lol. A few years back they contact me, I was job searching and applied to different sites. JobsRadar was one. They tell you about a job, and how your resume is good, and how they can help you. Before you know it there talking to you about school, and trying to get your info to sign you up to a school. I told them I'm not interested after many times, I'm like WTF... what happen to the job? So they hung up. Fake site!

Received a text and call regarding a job app I replied to through Glassdoor. Called & was given a cheerful spiel in a thick accent about jobs being lined up for me while I'm transferred to an "education specialist." Hung up before the transfer went through and she actually called me back and left a voicemail saying, "That was very unprofessional, don't worry I'm sending the employers an email now telling them not to hire." Like a little kid throwing a tantrum that they didn't get my info! Lol spammy and rude. AVOID.

I applied for a position through Glassdoor and Indeed but somehow got a text from Jobsradar asking me to call them about the position. The representative did not speak English very well. I was told that it would take 20-30 minutes to go over my information. I stated that I had not applied for any position through Jobsradar and she said, "This is how you get the application". I replied, "Even though I already applied through Indeed.com"? SHE HUNG UP!

Why is JobsRadar only sending email to me marketing Obamacare and sign up for health insurance starting in November 1 2015 for 2016 - I inquired with Enroll Alaska and they will enroll and bill for the insurance but, no detail information on co-pays and or cost per type of health insurance. Jobs Radar should not push costly (rate increase for 2016 of over 40%) insurance to Alaskan's that they do not understand or researched.

I am sick of Companies from the Northeast getting in Alaska that DO NOT UNDERSTAND OUR STATE!

David Morgan
Anchorage, Alaska

I was called by these guys MONTHS ago and they got me then. After a 10min convo from someone located in "Florida" but with a VA phone number I gave him my full name, zip code and info about my current employer. He was enthusiastic and ready to help. At the close of our call he told me he had 3 jobs he was going to send me to my email and wanted to transfer me to someone to further my career by helping me with college. They ask for a small one time fee. And payment over the phone. DO NOT DO THIS! They sell your info to colleges to call and harass you non stop. I caught onto the game and then I got very mad. They hung up on me for being non compliant with giving them personal information. When I called back multiple times they kept hanging up on me or put me online with a pre recorded person talking. -------Now FF to 3 months later. They are at it again with a TEXT now telling me to call them and the same thing happened again. A woman with an South African accent asking for info, enthusiastic and willing to help. When it came to the part about transferring me for college info it set off red flags for me. I asked the company name and she said Jobs Radar. When I started to question her, she hung up on me. PLEASE SAVE YOURSELF TIME... and MAYBE MONEY. SAVE YOURSELF FROM BEING HARRASSED AND SCAMMED and your PERSONAL INFO BEING SOLD TO MULTIPLE COMPANIES.

I found a job on Indeed.com which redirectedd me to JobsRadar. It seemed innocent enough. I applied. I don't even believe it was a real job any longer. I was hassled HARD to create a profile (I didn't) and I received a text from them. I texted "STOP' to stop receiving them. Then came the barrage of emails and phone calls. Unsubscribed from emails and marked as SPAM.

I called them back after another voicemail. Here's where it gets upsetting. I answered the phone and it was the prerecording for voicemails. I called back and they asked for my name and number. I didn't give it to them, but asked to no longer be called. The rep read my phone number to me, yet they asked for it? It's just little things like that which make this company seem really shady.

I asked to not be called, I got called again the next day. I worked at a call center before. I know there's a difference between a "do not call list" and being remove from the "call list." So this time I made sure to say "put me on a do not call list, and remove me from any call lists. I do not wish to be called." I repeated this very loud and clearly for the rep. Let's see if they call again.

This is a site that fishing for people information in order to sell it to for profit universities. These universities scam the government out of finical aid. In an effort to remove my name from the site I contacted the sites domain name owners. Jobcase.com where I found a contact number *******001). They refuse to remove my name and email address from the site. They would only unsubscribe my email address so I would not receive emails from their site. THEY are not only collecting info but collecting names so they can suggest they have a certain number of applicants WHEN in reality they are stealing people's info and forcing them to be a part of their scam CONTACT Jobcase.com. LET them know how your feel about your information being stolen and forced to be used on this site.

None of the jobs I have searched for are really open. None of them are in the cities that I have specifically requested to search. If you go to the sites of the companies that they list as having the opening, you will find that they have been closed for months or are not in the city you ask for. All they want is your information to sell to third parties and spam you to death with other false postings. Do not fall for it. No stars though this site makes you give them one.