Review of indeed
do not post a job!!!, save your money and time. If you speak to their clueless support line for recruiters all they are going to do is get you to email them, 48 hours to replay and chances are they will block you or your advert for job posting because it doesn't meet their standard. when you ask them what to change. they inform you they can not inform you. the most crazy Irish answer you can get. they are unhelpful and just looking to take your money American greed and democracy at its highest level!! Better UK companies out there who give support and have an account manager to help you post jobs. INDEED needs to be BANNED!!! and lets not start with their joke reviews from job hunters, bad reviews and you can not get rid of them. Glasshouse or what ever its called their attempt at being the trust pilot for companies looking to hire is another JOKE!!! looks like some rich little boys got some money and decided to create a platform to milk the world for every penny they can, they spend all their money on SEO!!!Below I have seen their response the usual unhelpful pass the problem on to someone else. I have submitted emails etc and to their honesty they won't give you a reason. And will block you paid or unpaid ads. They horrific in continuing to send emails. And refuse to take your company details of their system or partners. One of the worest companies ever. Best to work with better companies like totaljobs, cv library, Reed.co.uk, gumtree, all better service dedicated manager and the roles are real for the job hunter. DO NOT USE INDEED. BAN IT!!!
Review of indeed
26 05 2025"The Indeed.com website experienced a data breach. Almost 30 thousand email addresses were exposed, together with personal, financial and location data. Leaked records include salary, name, phone number and city. The validity of the data exposed couldn’t be verified. Yet we’re still informing you about a potential data breach – but keep in mind there’s a chance of it being a false positive.No. of exposed accounts29,998"Totaal geen melding van ontvangen!Indeed vraagt om een account naam, maar die heb ik niet. Mijn vrouw wel. De melding klopt echter wel, maar Indeed zelf geeft geen informatie. Wat wil Indeed nog weten? De melding die we hebben ontvangen staat hierboven. Meer info heb ik niet. Helaas is 'support' moeilijk te vinden op Indeed.
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I bought several items. I'm trying to return one of them. The online return system offers a refund only to my old already non-existing(!) gift card. There is no option to get a refund to another gift card or to my credit card, which I used to pay for the majority of my order and amount I payed using my credit card is more than the cost of returning item. The customer service is NOT available.
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I purchase Teff Grass to feed my horses. I've had trouble finding it in town, so purchased from Tractor Supply online.What a mistake - and one I won't make again.Here are the details of my execretory experience:Order placed 1/27/22. Expected delivery date 2/4/22.You texted me Sunday Jan 30 saying "your package will be delivered tomorrow." You texted me Monday to say "your package is on its way" I look at the tracking details and the order has been sitting in Phoenix (110 miles down the road) since Sunday the 30th. Friday 2/4 arrives - no order. I have to run around town to find something to feed my poor horses.Saturday morning - I called customer service, spoke to Kelita, and canceled the order.
Review of Google
I’m extremely frustrated and disappointed with Google’s handling of my Business Profile suspension. I’ve been living and running my business in Geneva, Switzerland, yet Google has suspended my Google My Business (GMB) account citing a “geographic discrepancy.”Here’s the irony: I live in Switzerland, my business is based here, and I even run Google Ads using a Swiss credit card. But despite all that, Google decided to suspend my account because, according to them, the “profile manager is located in Pakistan,” while the business location is in the US. That’s not even accurate — my business is NOT based in the US, and I manage everything from Geneva.They sent a robotic response that shows zero understanding of real-world international business operations. In today's digital era, it’s normal for businesses and managers to work remotely or travel. But Google is still stuck in some outdated model where they expect every profile manager to physically sit in the same location as the business address.Their response reads:“A key requirement is that both the profile managers/co-owners and the business location must be in the same geographical region to maintain profile integrity.”What kind of flawed logic is this? So if you move countries, you’re expected to either close your business or change your entire online identity? This policy is not just unreasonable — it’s damaging to small businesses trying to stay visible online.Despite explaining my situation, showing that I live in Switzerland, and even providing proof through ad spend and billing info, they’ve refused to reinstate the profile. No proper escalation. No human logic. Just a generic rejection.Google’s policies are inflexible, poorly implemented, and frankly, hostile to global businesses. Their support is slow, impersonal, and offers no real path for resolution. I expected much better from a company that claims to support small businesses.Google needs to seriously revisit its GMB policies and offer proper, human-based support — especially for legitimate business owners who rely on their platform to survive.I am filing a lawsuit again the Google branch in Zurich, I worked so hard and In the end I get this reward from Google, I won’t surrender, my hard work was useless for them, they even ate my money of google ads
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I’m extremely frustrated and disappointed with Google’s handling of my Business Profile suspension. I’ve been living and running my business in Geneva, Switzerland, yet Google has suspended my Google My Business (GMB) account citing a “geographic discrepancy.”Here’s the irony: I live in Switzerland, my business is based here, and I even run Google Ads using a Swiss credit card. But despite all that, Google decided to suspend my account because, according to them, the “profile manager is located in Pakistan,” while the business location is in the US. That’s not even accurate — my business is NOT based in the US, and I manage everything from Geneva.They sent a robotic response that shows zero understanding of real-world international business operations. In today's digital era, it’s normal for businesses and managers to work remotely or travel. But Google is still stuck in some outdated model where they expect every profile manager to physically sit in the same location as the business address.Their response reads:“A key requirement is that both the profile managers/co-owners and the business location must be in the same geographical region to maintain profile integrity.”What kind of flawed logic is this? So if you move countries, you’re expected to either close your business or change your entire online identity? This policy is not just unreasonable — it’s damaging to small businesses trying to stay visible online.Despite explaining my situation, showing that I live in Switzerland, and even providing proof through ad spend and billing info, they’ve refused to reinstate the profile. No proper escalation. No human logic. Just a generic rejection.Google’s policies are inflexible, poorly implemented, and frankly, hostile to global businesses. Their support is slow, impersonal, and offers no real path for resolution. I expected much better from a company that claims to support small businesses.Google needs to seriously revisit its GMB policies and offer proper, human-based support — especially for legitimate business owners who rely on their platform to survive.I am filing a lawsuit again the Google branch in Zurich, I worked so hard and In the end I get this reward from Google, I won’t surrender, my hard work was useless for them, they even ate my money of google ads
