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I have been getting a relentless amount of texts, emails, and calls from scam companies who have also tried to access my investment accounts as a result of breaches or the lack of vetting of employers by Indeed. They have no number available for customers, leaving no sense of urgency in addressing the matter.

It is very clear that whatever data you submit to Indeed is something that you should be willing to lose, as there is no protection provided to customers. There isn't even pretending to care.

Every day, there's another one, and at this point, it's beyond me. Once I realized that this is a larger problem that Indeed refuses to address, it led me to a place of just being completely livid!

Subject: Concern Regarding Job Postings Requiring Payment for Training

Dear Indeed Support Team,

I am writing to express my concern about a recurring issue I have encountered on Indeed's platform. On multiple occasions, I have applied to job postings that, after an initial selection process, require candidates to pay for training or certification programs costing thousands of dollars. This practice raises several concerns:

1. Misleading Job Postings: Such postings present themselves as genuine employment opportunities but later reveal mandatory, costly training programs, which is deceptive to job seekers.

2. Financial Burden on Job Seekers: Individuals seeking employment are often not in a position to afford expensive training, making these practices exploitative.

3. Potential Violation of Indeed's Policies: According to Indeed's Job Posting Standards, job seekers should be provided with job opportunities at no cost, and fees or required training coming at a cost to job seekers may indicate predatory employment practices. (Indeed's Job Posting Standards)

I believe that allowing such postings undermines the trust and integrity of Indeed's platform. I kindly request that Indeed review and enforce its policies to prevent employers from posting misleading job advertisements that require candidates to pay for training. This will ensure a fair and trustworthy experience for all users.

Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.

Sincerely,

Dr. William Rodríguez

Email: rodriguezdrwil@***.com

Phone: 787-398-****

I was offered a job to work at home. I had gone onto Indeed for job searching.

I saw one for the exact area I used to live in. Well, I bypassed it. I then got a call from Indeed about that job. I let them know I no longer live in that area.

So, I continued looking through Indeed. I came across the same job in my area that I live in now. I applied and got the job within minutes. Then Indeed called me back to let me know that this company had changed their location to my area.

I let the lady know that I had already applied and received the job. I worked for a week; at first, I could not reach anyone if I had questions. They did say I wouldn't start to receive time worked until I received my package and sent it on to the customer. And that my first pay date would be about 3 months out.

So, finally, I got a package. It was addressed to someone else with my address. I am to open the package, make sure nothing is broken, then copy the customer's address, repackage it, and go to the post office and mail it off. My package was like 120 small pieces of Legos.

Something just didn't sound right, so I quit. Now, this was back in November or January 2024. I didn't want to use Indeed anymore. Now, the past few weeks, I keep getting personal emails from Indeed saying a certain job would be perfect for me.

I feel like Indeed doesn't screen the employers very well.

And I am wondering if Indeed even knows what happened. Could someone please respond to this issue I am having?

Dear Indeed Support Team,

I hope you are doing well. I recently received a notification that my Indeed profile has been restricted due to a potential violation of the Terms of Service or Job Seeker Guidelines.

As a job seeker actively looking for opportunities, I would like to understand the reason behind this restriction.

I believe my profile complies with Indeeds guidelines, and if there was any misunderstanding, I would appreciate the chance to correct it.

Kindly review my account and let me know the necessary steps to resolve this issue.

Here are my account details for reference: Name: Akhil Bandari Email: akhil216****@***.com Phone: (215) 986-****

I appreciate your time and assistance in resolving this matter. Looking forward to your response.

Best regards,

Akhil Bandari

what did i do wrong to get my account banned? i followed all steps that i can.

i submit all the documents i should've and followed all the rules. this is wrong years preparing and weeks of hard work posting jobs trying to find workers just to get my account banned and discriminated against. i feel highly discriminated against because you can see i'm working very hard to try to better myself and indeed tries take away my dream. i been working 10 years to try to accomplish the dream.

i probably worked as hard as anyone you know trying to accomplish my dream "on google too it says Yes, you can post as many jobs as you want on Indeed for free. There is no limit to the number of free job postings you can make. However, free job postings do lose visibility over time as new jobs are added. To maintain higher visibility, you can also choose to sponsor your jobs, which requires a paid budget.

" if that's not true why lie to the public? this is super wrong to banned my account without explanation. all i wanted to do is make my dream come true and help make the world a better place.

lastly this is why people commit suicide playing with peoples lives causing them to lose everything. just please help me