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• Review fromTori C

  Date: 04/15/2025

  1 star
  Very scam-like behavior. I never subscribed to anything or gave them my data. They scraped it from a job search website and started aggressively contacting me regarding fake job offers. Every contact was by a different person from a large call center by the sound of the calls. I have told them multiple times to stop contacting me, but they keep doing it.

• Review fromJovany C

  Date: 04/10/2025

  1 star
  They are a scam company. Never reached out to them and somehow they have my information. They call me message me and email me several times from different emails and numbers saying the want an interview. I've blocked them but they keep reaching out.

• Review fromSeka C

  Date: 03/20/2025

  1 star
  Scam!!!! Do not deal with them! They contact you for fake jobs to get your information.

• Review fromChristine S

  Date: 02/25/2025

  1 star
  Leaning on the fact that it's a scam company probably selling your personal information listed on your resume. PII like names, addresses and contact information, plus your job history can be used to open other fraudulent accounts in your name. Additionally, I've called back several times to the phone numbers listed on the email and have never once reached a real person. Lastly, any company that says they've received your resume, when you don't remember sending it, is suspicious. If they got it from an Indeed or ZipRecruiter or other job board, they would message you through that channel. Be safe. Good luck to anyone looking for work.

• Review fromTerri A

  Date: 04/05/2024

  5 stars
  They are awesome ***** help me so much from beginning to end. Amazing communication and service.

• Review frombev l

  Date: 03/26/2024

  1 star
  I also been contacted by them about jobs that have nothing to do with my background/resume. They are a waste of time.

• Review fromsimone j

  Date: 12/06/2023

  1 star

  simone j

  Date: 12/06/2023

  I'm fed up with this company contracting me for roles I am not qualified for. They will ring you down all hours just to talk to you and I'm sick of it. Job searching is already stressful enough and seekers don't need anyone trying to scam us during these tough times....

  Axelon Services Corporation

  Date: 12/08/2023

  Tell us why here...Acknowledge customer concerns
  
  ********************** acknowledges that ********************* requested to not  receive  calls for  job correspondence from Axelon.
  
  State the facts as you see them and avoid emotion
  
  ****** posted her updated resume on a public ********** CareerBuilder on 11/27/2023 .  People post their resumes on CareerBuilder to solicit interest from potential employers, who contact the person through information posted by them on the Job Board.
  A few Axelon recruiters identified a potential skills match between the skills ****** stated on the posted resume to job opportunities at Axelon and she was contacted.
  
  
  Explain the actions you can and can't take to resolve concerns
  
  Axelon has noted ****** as permanently unavailable and we will not send phone calls to ****** from December 8, 2023, forward.
  ******* concern is fully resolved.
  

• Review fromJeffrey B

  Date: 11/01/2023

  5 stars
  I've worked at Axelon for 15 years hiring workers nationwide for IT and Non IT Roles.

• Review fromChristina N

  Date: 04/26/2023

  1 star
  It is a scam company. Theyre contacting me about a job that Im not even qualified for and wont leave me alone. Dont respond, its fake

• Review fromMike J

  Date: 04/20/2023

  1 star
  *********************** continues to email bogus job offers. I do not live in the areas I'm sent job offers for and the jobs they send are not the type of work I'm seeking.I get no response when I reply, so I have sent complaints to their webhost, because they're using spam as a means to contact people. Recruiters should be working on behalf of job seekers, not spamming them. They should set up a meeting and help people find jobs, but these guys are a joke. It's my belief they're getting job seeker information through software that grabs info from job boards such as Indeed and ZipRecruiter. On top of reporting them to abuse-at-web-dot-com, I have reported them twice to ic3-dot-gov (the ***** complaint form). I highly recommend others do the same. No webhost should stand for spam as a medium; they should be shut down.Also, look at the header of the email you receive. There's reference to jobopportunityforyou.com, which is a website that hasn't been built, but there is registrar info (at ICANN). That could be a domain for the software they use? A routing address of sorts to sort of mask axelon? I'm no really sure. I wish I worked on a cyber-security team so I had the tools to dig deeper into these guys.