If you've searched for jobs on indeed.com, then you might be familiar with JobsFlag.com and the misleading job postings. Users in our circle are reporting Jobsflag.com as a scam posting jobs opportunities that are no longer active. To make things worse, their job application process leads you to a blank page, YES A BLANK PAGE. http://www.jobsflag.com/process_application.php is the lovely page that you're directed to when completing an application.
At first we didn't want to believe it. Indeed, a site that millions have migrated to due to the bad taste Careerbuilder and Monster have left in their mouth. Craigslist you say? Since our last visit spam post and responses have increases 23% over the span of 9 months in 2013 (We'll be posting the numbers on that very soon!).
We thought it might have been Google Chrome that was the true fraud here and maybe JobsFlag.com doesn't support it. Wrong. We threw it into browsershots.com and had blank pages in all browsers.
This is sickening that a site like JobsFlag.com would be creating so much grief for these people who have lost their UI benefits just last week!
Wait, things get much worse - JobsFlag.com has a popup when you first visit a job posting that camoflauges itself as a quick apply. Don't be fooled people, this SCAM is not a quick apply but a newsletter signup with them. Congratulations, you will now be receiving countless emails that are so relentless it takes a couple days to stop even after an unsubscribe.
Oh you'd like to contact them? Go right ahead, fill out there contact form. What's that below? Disclaimer? Wait I'm getting signed up for the newsletter and PHONE CALLS NOW? How convenient! Truly one of the worst sites Indeed has supported and sponsored. If this is the kind of content they are going to offer us, then people need to run back to Monster Craigslist and Careerbuilder.
