Indeed

We created jobs with indeed, and they disabled it. We showed proof of phone bill and also our documents to show that we are a legit company. They responded by saying that "my request may require further specialized attention" and to check with the Help Center. They're never transparent about what is needed, nor do they actually communicate with you. Instead a standard email is sent and you have to call them and be on hold for 30min or longer just for them to tell you that they will send over your concern to the search quality team (who will get to it when they feel like it). Indeed takes way too much money for the service they provide. I would expect your account to be disabled and to have no one contact you after to clearly lay out what is needed. Horrible service and a decent competitor needs to be out there to take them out.

As a recruiter I do not have many negative things to say about Indeed.com. If you take the time to understand how the site works, it can be a huge asset. I also have a Monster.com account, which after using Indeed.com for over 3-4 months now, I will be deleting my Monster account. I love that I can set limits and amounts for my postings, I control how mush I spend, not the website.
Indeed.com is my top site and I have recruited excellent talent because of them. Do not listen to the badgers out there, if they had over charges it was because they themselves did not take the time to research Indeed.com and therefore got charged more than expected.
Love this website!

I've been using the site for about 2 weeks and gotten contacted by" recruiting " companies, not the actual employers and they want some very personal information. Extremely shady. When you question these people they get VERY ignorant about you doubting there credibility. Won't be using this sketchy site any longer...

Indeed disabled my account like everyone else on this thread with zero explanation. I appealed and they denied with zero explanation again. I am not impressed at all. I was in the middle of trying to hire 2 positions for a client located in the US. If you're going to disable an account at least have the decency to tell me why. And I'd love to have direct contact from a human.

Over the past couple of months it has been a struggle going back and forth with indeed. They keep disabling our business account in less than 24 hours. I have followed the same process for long as I have been making use of Indeed, I need answers, there is no response it has been a waiting game. It is so disappointing considering we have been making use of their site for years. Why is my account being disabled every single time. I have appealed so many times but nothing.

I've used Indeed to search for jobs. They have a great many openings posted, but I personally found a lot of them in my field to be people trying to mislead you into thinking that it's a bigger/better job than it actually is - I know that from being very connected to players in the industry here. I suppose that eventually you could find a job here, but it seems that the really good jobs are not advertised. I sure haven't seen them. Maybe good for temp or seasonal jobs, but they don't seem to be openings that I can't find when I search other common job sites.

Indeed disables accounts without any reason. I have a small business that is verified with Glassdoor and I was trying to hire more employees. However, Indeed disabled my account randomly and I called 3 times and no one was able to help/

If you want to UNSUBSCRIBE from this irritating padding of a site then be prepared to give it a little time. Goodwill is nonexistent in a relationship that demands your attention and your inbox space long after you require their services. Indeed.co.uk do not allow you to unsubscribe from emails and to delete an account takes the patience of NOT ME. After many many many fruitless avenues on the site I finally got the message 'Hey dummy! We ain't letting you do that.'" So I created a rule in my email client (hotmail) to delete their mail

I am truly disappointed from an Employer standpoint of their process. I religiously make comments on applicants that are never reviewed or ignored by Indeed. Employers are paying the bills, yet Indeed continues to allow applicants over and over again apply to my Agency after being rejected costing me $$ every time! I have spoken to my rep on numerous occasions and have asked them to either police my comments/feedback as the Employer or even charge 50 cents for each applicant to apply which I would hope would make the applicants more mindful of what jobs they are applying to. I am ignored. I spend in excess of $1,000 per month and continue to see the same applicants that no call/no showed to interviews, were rejected due to lack of experience, etc. I continue to pay for these over and over again!

Our company a first time Indeed user. Everything was going well, we received a lot of response from our posting. Right up until Indeed linked a company page to our job posting. I did not request the company page, they did it on their own. Problem is, they linked a company with our same name but from another state. Evidently this company did not treat its employees well and had terrible reviews. I have already lost 3 potential interviewees thanks to the page because applicants look at the large print, but not the small city and state given. Indeed should check their information for each company before linking pages together, Also, Indeed should check to see that companies who post jobs are even interested in having the additional page.