Submitted a resume through Careerbuilders.com, or HotJobs.com (I believe they also advertised in either The Palm Beach Post, or The SunSentinal) and recieved the following response: Thank you for submitting your resume. HDCanada, HotDealsCanada, is an Internet Service Provider located in ...
Hot Deals Canada posted an advertisement in the Dallas Morning News for a customer service job. I responded to the job offer and received the email pasted below from David Schroeder: Thank you for submitting your resume. HDCanada, HotDealsCanada, is an Internet Service Provider located in ...
Hot Deals Canada did the very same thing to me as everyone else that is reporting on them. The exact same procedures. They need to be stopped however we need to do it. There should be some way we can all get together and complain to somebody all at one time. Maybe the authoraties would pay ...
I was very skeptical about joining Hot Deals Canada but I was intrigued with hope as well. I however have many useful tips for you to get you $75 that you invested for fees to this Rip off company, and I spent a few nights gathering information about the Foundation of this company which was pretty ...
June 25, 2003 i was sent a job offer complete with salary, start date, temporary visa paperwork, and the promise of a great career. I was to start my job early september after going to canada for a 2 week paid training. I even went so far as to have them reserve an extra ticket so i could have a ...
Beginning in June 2003, after posting my resume and applying online at homecareersearch.com, I received a job offer for a work-at-home position with a Canadian based company called HotDealsCanada. This was for a help desk agent position which they would provide all needed equipment along with a ...