HireMeFast - Interview Game Changer - Land More Interviews Recensioni 10

They get you fake interviews for a fee and put your data in a database to sell them. Because they are high quality emails, they sell them for a higher price.

Scammers

Literal scam that infests LinkedIn.

They post dozens of 'Junior' level jobs each day just to snag your resume data and never reach back out. Everything from multiple resources says this is a scam, so please do not engage them.

I never even got to the website listed on LinkedIn. I tried to pull it up from LinkedIn and got an 'INVALID PAGE". So tried just putting that address in my browser and got this message:

Safe Web
BLOCKED BY NORTON
Dangerous Web Page Blocked
You attempted to access https://hiremefast (dot) net/
This is a known dangerous webpage. It is highly recommended that you do NOT visit this page.

I tried it with and without the "www." in the front. I've had that fix these maybe a handful of time. This one didn't fix it.

SCAMMERS!!!! If someone asks you to pay to get a job it is a scam. A job pays you, you do not pay to get a job. What an awful christmas present.

Fake agency
I got call from 219-230-9509
They asked for 99 dollars. They show fake hope. Be careful, this are scammers

It's a fake agency, don't fall for it. They ask you to pay them each month and set up a couple of fake interviews and then nothing happens.

I searched the employees they mentioned on their website and they are not real.

All Review contained Fake. All reviews are paid and Fake . And this person ( +6289513432800) did not pay any kind of money and Paid Review Member.

All Review contained Fake. All reviews are paid and Fake . And this person ( +6289513432800) did not pay any kind of money and Paid Review Member.

This "company" is yet another site of scammers that prey of those of us in the job market. Firstly, when you call there is no professional voicemail set-up and the man I spoke with was extremely unprofessional. Second, you have to pay them to get placed -- NEVER! Recruiters often get a bonus or receive compensation of some sort by bringing a company talent so YOU as the jobseeker should NEVER have to pay them. Last, they have absolutely no online presence. Do yourself a favor and check out postings on sites such as clearance jobs, USAJOBS and Indeed, LinkedIn has absolutely no vetting process and you'll end up sending your information to people that are going to sell it.
Also, checking on LinkedIn, the user that posted the 5 star "review" is someone who works with this scheme.

Update: I did not note any amount of reviews… I am not claiming to be a client, I called about several applications submitted and that’s when I was notified that you charge. I also called on a separate occasion hoping to get a different agent… same person; onLinkedIn, it’s listed that you all have up to “10000” employees so please tell me the likelihood that I interact with the same person. On LinkedIn, you have no listed CEO, employees nor partners. Also, as for the “partners” listed on your site, I’ve recently been hired by one and they said they don’t hire through any such services nor do they know of your company… so why is it that one of the companies which you’ve placed workers does not openly claim to work with you all? Lastly, one of the reviews listed on your site, upon searching the individual on LinkedIn, there is a pictureless profile listed as someone who “works at” your company yet they have no posted work history, no posts, nothing so why is it that you all have no actual employee presence on LinkedIn yet you post job listings? Also how suspicious it is that you have 3 new 5 star reviews all posted in the last hour by individuals that have also posted reviews on company pages that are also believed to be scam sites?

This company spams ads all over LinkedIn for jobs that in reality probably don't exist. They collect resumes and then email anyone they collect data on with the same marketing email template. The only thing that is changed is the name of the "recruiter."

Their website states that they have a Trustpilot rating of 4 out of 5 stars based on 149 reviews. If you are here you can see that that is far from the truth. The website is also filled with grammatical errors. This is probably a scam website making wild claims about being able to get you a top job in tech when in reality they just want a subscription fee.