Channel 4 report fake jobs?

SaveMeDo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVqALHDeH18

Uploaded on 3 Mar 2009
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Scam central!

SaveMeDo

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=affiliate%20marketing&sm=1

It's all becoming clear to me now, how this works.

In fact, its the same problem that we had with the banking crisis where parcels of "debt" were being sold back and forth between bankers and traders, everyone knew that the parcels were worthless, but the traders and bankers bought and sold them anyway, because they collected commission on each transaction, and it wasn't their money at stake anyway.

So what is happening is that the scammers no sorry, AFFILIATES, trade job vacancies, and job hunting clients back and forth between each other, constantly making commission.

Now it doesn't take a genius to work out a short cut to adding "value" right?

The vacancies have a value, clearly, lots of people want jobs, so why not "dream up" some vacancies, and there by, create value you didn't have before, after all no questions are being asked, so in effect you have a licence to print money!

mattcanary

Yeah, look where the "service economy" has got us........

AP007

AP007 wrote: »

What a surprise its KLEENEZE!!!

With actress Angela Griffin supporting them!!!

I got a reply

LOL

Read this

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We have nothing to hide, we do comply with the terms and conditions that are enforced by UJM and have to comply with their strict regulations. We also need to comply with european employment regulations.


We need to post individual adverts for specific post codes, so we do post many adverts. We are not the only people or network who post adverts on UJM. I am not responsible for the other 136500 ads that you found, I cannot speak for the legitimacy of all of them.


This is a genuine work from home opportunity working along a company called Kleeneze, I am sure you can find out the legitimacy of Kleeneze, especially as we are part of the Findel group (A FTSE listed company).


I wish you luck in your search for a job

Dave Appleford

View our full range of items at www.kleeneze.com

SaveMeDo

This shows that the entire recruitment industry is just as corrupt as the banking industry was before the crash, and there is are lots of people scamming large amounts of money out of the "affiliates" racket.

I'm new to all this stuff, but I'm sure some of our posters were well aware that this fraud was going on.

It'd well worth watching some of the videos I link to, about the affiliate marketing scams, to see the scale of the problem.

ahqaf

This is the simply matter. It is really hard to findout a real job to build a success career.we should take necessary steps against fake job.

AP007

The reply from the UJM is just this - same old copy and paste that I always get

Thank you very much for bringing this matter to our attention. Universal Jobmatch takes proactive measures to provide jobseekers with a safe job searching tool, but we also rely on our users to report these types of issues so that we may take appropriate action.
However, please rest assured that Universal Jobmatch will investigate all aspects of this company to ensure that they are reputable and complying with all sections of our Terms and Conditions. Should we find that they are not following our posted Terms and Conditions or we are not confident that they are a reputable employer, we will take appropriate action to address the matter.
For more information on how to conduct a safe job search and how to detect online scams, please visit http://www.getsafeonline.org/.
Kind Regards,

Universal Jobmatch

KevInChester

Would take them approximately 5 seconds to deduce these are indeed scams. The trouble is, they don't care.

Alaska77

Search Job Vacancies, among others appears to be run by this delightful chap...

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uk.linkedin .com/in/peterdobson101

His Recruitment Drive company appears to outline its operation pretty clearly in this archived email newsletter...

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ymlp.com /zNlPf4

Rather dodgy CV if you ask me.

thor

KevInChester wrote: »

Would take them approximately 5 seconds to deduce these are indeed scams. The trouble is, they don't care.

If all these scam jobs were removed then it would make it so much harder for the Condems to beat down on the unemployed. The jobseeker to vacancy ratio is high enough already, just imagine how dire the true figure is!
As the country moves into a low wage economy, the Government cannot afford to clamp down on such obvious fraudulent activity.