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Hello.
We’re iJobs. We are not ijobs.com.
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Some jobshoppers have contacted us after they visited a website called “ijobs.com”—thinking this was one of our websites (which it is not)—and were asked to make payments for jobshopping services.
Our team contacted Network Solutions and investigated this and uncovered the following information about the ijobs.com website (which is not our website) and the company that operates that website. We hope this information will help anyone who purchased services at ijobs.com and wants to reverse their decision—and their purchase. Or just to contact the operators of the ijobs.com website...
While we at iJobs cannot accept responsibility for these misunderstandings and are not in any way affiliated with or connected to the operators of ijobs.com, we do want to help jobshoppers and the public as much as we can to see our free jobshopping services are made available to everyone.
When jobshoppers mistakenly visit ijobs.com instead of going to our Jobs By iJobs website (http://JobsByiJobs.com) for free jobshopping assistance and no cost services, we feel badly about that and want to help them avoid misunderstandings.
When anyone wishes to contact us at iJobs…
Thank you—and continued happy jobshopping!
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