Comments on: job seeker alleges jobfox scam

By: Jim

Jim — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 18:47:55 +0000

Jobfox is nothing more than a huge SCAM that needs to be shut down, period. It milks money from unemployed people and provides nothing in
return for that money. They they nothing but criminals.

By: Chelsea Tisdale

Chelsea Tisdale — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 18:10:26 +0000

Jobfox rocks. I found my job within the same week and I love it. Thanks JobFox.

FYI – solid companies that viewed my resume did call me and set an interview.

By: The Middle

The Middle — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 16:02:34 +0000

By my name you can see that I try to see both sides of issues. I really tried on this one to do the same however, this is not the first time I have read this type of post on this site or others regarding Jobfox.

When I was a kid I thought the X-Ray glasses in the back of the comic books would do what they said they would do…..they didnt, and it seems over and over again that from both the candidate and the employers using Jobfox, they are buying the sizzle of filet but getting the taste of ground beef.

The concept is great and Jobfox keeps coming out with new versions of the product for candidates and employers but it seems that is just keeping the sizzle up.

By: Bobdog

Bobdog — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 13:42:48 +0000

I, too, tested JobFox just to see what the buzz was about. I found the process to be cumberson and I felt that it was asking me to give up a LOT of personal/career data way too early in the process. I was bombarded by a lot of work-at-home offers, and we all know those are 90+% scams or bad deals. That, too, diminished confidence in both the process and the value.

Then I got emails about my great matches, but it said I needed to put in my data so they could really match me. SO how did I get matches with not enough data to get matches?

If I was seriously looking (I’m 100% not), I would not consider this site. That’s too bad, because better approaches ARE needed. It’s just that this site is not a better approach.

By: Linda Wath

Linda Wath — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 22:32:10 +0000

I read Rob McGovern’s book and was pretty offended when he advised women not to look like a “whore” with their make-up. What’s next, telling someone not to drive a beat up car to the interview because they would be considered “trailer trash”? If someone’s skills match the job and are the best person for the job would you truly not hire them because YOU felt a woman looked like a “whore”. Skills are everything these days. I would sincerely hope that you wouldn’t hire someone much less qualified because you didn’t like the amount of make-up a candidate wears.

By: Martin Snyder

Martin Snyder — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 21:14:35 +0000

I wuz scammed by Paypal. When returning items to sellers on Buyer Protection, you will automatically be denied on a claim if you dont use signature service. They dont tell you that, naturally.