[Resolved] Shine.com — Fraud call and money deposite | |||||
I registered on shine.com on 15/09/2015 regarding job and training and i got a call ([protected]-komal, [protected]-ajay chauhan) as a name of head office of shine. He told me that you have to pay Rs1600 as a registration amount for( L & T company bhagalpur branch) by which i will generate a reference id through which the company will call you for telephonic interview.I paid it in his bank account of punjab national bank on 19/09/2015 account no:-[protected] acc holder name:- Vishwanath haldhar further he again called me for paying Rs4000 but i refused it and said to refund it but i said it will not refund unless you does not pay the verification amount than i paid him Rs 2500 in his account on 30/09/2015. he mailed me about these amount and said that you dont need to pay any further amount and after the interview you will got the result and letter. but he didnt call me than i called him back but he refused to refund and providing me job letter. Was this information helpful? | |||||
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Shine.com customer support has been notified about the posted complaint. Verified Support Nov 20, 2015 Shine.com Customer Care's response Dear Sir,
Greetings from shine.com.
The below details does not belong to shine.com. Shine provides various career services and helps you to highlight and feature your profile among recruiter on our job portals but does no guarantee jobs as you are contacted by recruiters on the basis of job availability.
These days a lot of fake recruiters are calling the candidates using the name of reputed job portals and extract heavy money from them. We will like to clarify that Shine.com is not linked with any such recruiter or consultants.
Please note that Shine.com is not responsible for, and expressly disclaims all liability for any such communication via email, sms or phone call by a frivolous source claiming to have got the contact details of the concerned person through or representing Shine.com.
Therefore jobs seekers are advised not to indulge in any monetary engagement with such sources in the name of guaranteed interviews with employers.
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Dear Sir, Greetings from Shine Career Plus. With reference to our discussion we would like to inform you that all services has been completed on 20-Oct-2015. The response from the consultants/recruiters depends upon the availability of job opportunity with them which exactly matches your profile. We would request you to check your shine account regularly and apply on matches job sent to you because all the recruiter activity and jobs alerts can be seen through your shine account. We are assuring you that you will not receive any marketing call from shine.com. In case of any queries, you can call us on[protected]/55 or email us on [protected]@shine.com.
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First I got a call where various incorrect commitments were done post that I paid an amount of Rs.2609. Thereafter they went on taking money on pretext of boosting resume, improving linked account, highlighting profile etc. I ended up paying almost Rs.12000 eventually. Each time they call they ask for money else my profile services would not go forward.
Since I am done with payment, I stopped getting any kind of alerts. It has been two months and I never received any recruiter's calls, though relevant jobs are available. When I try to contact helpdesk, the calls go unanswered most of the time.
My point here is, when I myself have to search jobs and contact recruiters, what benefit Shine.com is providing by taking a sum of 12000?
I would want my money back as the commitments were false and its a matter of fraudulent.
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