Any job board that asks for your cell phone info is likely a scam, right. Same goes for any job site that keeps clients company info confidential, even whenthese clients post hundreds of jobs. Baaad site, stay clear!

I have received about 15 emails all within the space of 10-15 mins this morning from job.com - all tell me they have a job for me, but with no specifics and the same text in every email - the only thing different in each email is the return email address, which generally comes from [email protected] or [email protected] - all the emails have been sent to numerous others as well, with my email address being plainly visible to everyone else who is receiving these scam emails. No unsubscribe button, no contact info on job.com website except an email form - this is just plain vindictive preying on people who maybe desperate for work in these harsh economic times. Avoid job.com like the plague, it seems they are phishing for personal info and I will be finding a way to report them - and as I type this my email chimes and more of exactly the same emails come flooding in...

If you are a fan of time share presentations or you invite every door to door solicitor into your home to hear their spiel, this place should be nirvana for you.

I have received to date, 17 emails from job.com 15 were solicitations to buy something.

Even when I called to get them to take me out of their databases, the confirmation letter contained a solicitation.

I called back and was told I sent a request for the solicitation in my last email to them. When I demanded a copy the lady made an excuse that she confused my email with someone else's.

Never give these folks any information. You will be bombarded with solicitations.

I don't appreciate going online to what I thought was a legitimate employment search engine Job.com, and being transitioned to Jobfox, which is advertising the same job for a full benefit priority fee. I don't pay for jobs!! There is a Jobs.com that is legitimate. Forgetting the (s) is their way of toward their site. They pull you in with F/T, and transitioned to Independent Contractor

I am not sure that this practice is legal, but know the trickery is not. I will report this to my congressional representative, Employment Development, and lobby for change. This is a rip off of time, and information for persons seeking real employment opportunities in the recessionary market that we're current experiencing.

Job.com offers potential jobs however when you go to apply the application has a continous line of questioning offering future education opportunities, and focuses on your interest in furthering your education. It does not appear that there is actually any job opportunity, based on the line of questioning.