JobServe

I tried to contact this site to tell them that a lady was posting phony spam/scam ads, on LinkedIn, a professional profile site, claiming to be a Management Trainee at JobServe for 3 years and 11 months, even using their logo. I spoke to a lady claiming to be HR Head Heather Collin aka Heather Holland, she gave me 3 emails to send her the info, and each time my email was rejected. Reviewing the Mailer-Daemon Failure Notice I saw (1) they had blocked my IP Address; and (2) had placed my email in spam. Now, why would a company NOT want to receive info about someone trying to damage their professional reputation? Then I read scam reviews and the lightbulb went on. As another poster on a different site says, they give out misleading info about the Life Job Posts they sell, they are told not to give out their Emails, customer service refuses to answer calls, and they don't refund monies paid. Another possibility is they are the ones paying this lady to post these phony ads.

Here's the Email I sent to *******@jobserve.com; *******@jobserve.com; and *******@careerboard.com:

Dear Heather:

This lady's profile is posted on LinkedIn, a professional site. As you can see she is claiming to (1) live in Norwalk, Ca.; (2) be a Management Trainee at JobServe from March, 2010 - present (a total of 3 years and 11 months), and is even using your Company's Logo. She is posting the below copied ad, which if you click on the link is for getcashforsurveys.com. If you google this company and scam, you will see that there are numerous negative reviews, the way they work is they only pay. 50 to $2.50 for most surveys, however to complete the survey you are required to either subscribe to a magazine. Or purchase a product or service, the cost of which is well in excess of the pay you get for doing the survey! The ultimate insult is that they require you to accrue a certain amount of funds before they will even pay you, and most people catch on and give up, never getting a penny. It's simply a deceptive marketing ploy, to which I was a victim. I think she is doing your company a disservice and harming your reputation, as she is posting this ad on 41 different groups on this PROFESSIONAL SITE at a time!

1. PHONY AD:
$15,245 In Less Than 3 Months! Work Just 45 Minutes A Day Guaranteed! Apply Today!

Yami Gerrard
Management Trainee at JobServe

If you would like to know how you to can take advantage of this and make $4500+ per month, this is going to be the most important website you will ever stumble upon.

Check it out HERE ---> http://a.af/1ukp5

2. PROFILE:
Yami Gerrard
Management Trainee at JobServe
Norwalk, CaliforniaMarketing and Advertising
Educati
University of California, Los Angeles
Experience

JobServeManagement Trainee
JobServe
March 2010 – Present (3 years 11 months)
- Staffing and Retention
- Disciplinary Procedures
- Team Building/ Team Leading
- Client Relationship and engagement
- Employee Engagement
- Time / Task Management
- Database management

Your confirmation that she is not a JobServe Management Trainee, will allow me to warn other LinkedIn user's that (1) the ad is a scam (I can do this without your help); (2) will allow me to post that she is NOT affiliated with your company as a Management Trainee (I mean come on now, if it takes 3 years and 11 months to finish a Management Trainee Program, that would seem to be an indictment on your company's management programs, don't you agree/); and (3) most importantly will allow me to notify the LinkedIn site administrators that this is a phony profile, get it taken down, and stop the harm being done to your company's reputation.
I thank you for your time and assistance with this matter.

Sincerely -

Craig S. Blumhagen

As they have threatened others who have complained, I advise JobServe.com, I have saved all emails, failure notices, and I am a Certified Paralegal with American Civil Liberties Union associations. In fact, renown litigator, Stephen Pevar, ex-Senior Staff Counsel of the ACLU Foundation in Hartford, Ct. Is a personal friend, and has written me a letter of reference.

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