Sologig.com Possible information theft; probably misleading purpose of website for job searches Chicago Illinois
I read Report 417809 and have to agree with the waste of time and concern that my information has been stolen and possibly being used without my permission for other purposes.
I had submitted a profile for job searches and submitted an application for job position.
I never heard a reply.
After a week or so, I went back online to log in and my email address was not recognized.
Since I am in the habit of writing down my user ids and passwords for all my accounts, I am under the suspicion that either the site has technical issues on how they manage their user accounts, or there is purposeful intention to mislead its users to gather and steal information from the internet community.
This latter is a great shame since it will make many of us less trustful than we already are and hurt some of the great things that the internet has provided for those of us who use it for good and not evil.
Sincerely concerned internet user.
Karen
Denver, Colorado
U.S.A.
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dsman
Nashville,Tennessee,
United States of America
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#2Consumer Comment
Sun, November 14, 2010
I agree. I just filed my own report. Sologig TRICKS you into signing up with ALL your info, "without" telling you up-front that you are NOT signing up for the job, until AFTER you fill out all your info - which is ONLY for Sologig's sole use. Then, after you have filled it out, all-the-while with the browser heading saying "You are applying for X job at Y company," THEN, and the very end, they give a message something like, "Ok, now we will send you directly to the job site and you will have to fill out ALL THE SAME INFO AGAIN, to actually apply for the job that you just thought you were applying for. It is highly unethical to use such trickery. If they were up-front and told me up-front that I was going to be re-directed at the end, and then have to re-type the info, then I would have respected them MUCH more!