i have been shocked to see the so many complaints on core element dubai after i went through the same process of cheating!
this company has not changed still! they called me for an interview and then one of the lady by name Afshan has told me to come with her and asked some basic silly questions! On that moment i end up paying AED 300/- for their services which i did not request ! after reading these comments i felt really cheated!
so i ask every one of you who get the call from this company core element do not take it serious and if you go also do not pay single penny! they are real cheaters

I have been cheated by Core Elements Dubai stating that they will give a job for sure but I have not received a single call for last six months.But they charged Aed 150.I need my refund..How can I get this.

Well, Firstly they call you up on weekends, secondly, none of their numbers are working. I did not register my resume with them, nor did I apply for a position with them. I asked for a detailed job description, could not get it online either. I called them up and was told to pay an amount for registration - and that in itself is illegal in Dubai.

I called a few reputed recruitment consultants in Dubai and had to hear that they had many similar incidents, needless to say I did not go for the interview...
Beware of agencies in Dubai who ask for money from applicants, and one more tip. Google any company that ask you for an interview.

This company is a scam, yet Gulf News Appointment has placed many job ads on behalf of them despite of many people complaining about their scam.
please dont give them 100 dhs or 150 dhs which they usually ask for, they are only making money on you.
They do not have any real jobs to offers anyone, they just make up fake interview calls and ...you are never selected by the client!!..

I have live in UAE more than 20 years and have seen agencies like these steal your money by running 'illegal' business of charging you any kind of fees, before you visit such agencies please read this ..

"Recruitment Agencies warned against collecting fees from job-seekers
The Assistant Undersecretary at the Ministry of Labour, Humaid Bin Deemas, said that it is illegal to collect fees from jobseekers as it is against the Labour Law and agencies getting into such practices will be shut down.
Bin Deemas mentioned that charging fee from job-seekers for acting as a broker between employers and the job-seeker is considered illegal not only under the law of UAE, but also under the international law and the ministry has the right to shut down all agencies involved in such an act.
The Minister of Labour, Dr. Ali Abdullah Al Ka’abi, has expressed anger over the manner in which such recruitment agencies are operating and mentioned that any individual who has fallen as a victim to such agencies should report to the ministry immediately. As an initiative to stop such practices, the Ministry has stopped granting licenses to any new companies for two years."