“I noticed there had been three new job postings that I didn’t create,” she said. “And they were all for different cities. So I immediately called Indeed and let them know my account had been hacked.”
“I’ve paid for the scouting of those employees and I have not been able to access their resumes,” she said. “I’ve missed interviews that have been set up. This is not professional.”Calgary business owner hacked and locked out of her Indeed account.Lajoie said she called the company repeatedly but nothing was ever done to release her account. Weeks later, tired of what she called “inaction,” she reached out to Global News for help accessing her account once again.
In a statement, Indeed added that in order to protect clients and job seekers, and to keep fraud off the platform, it has a trust and safety team that regularly deploys multiple preventative measures including automated and manual interventions to remove malicious activity.In this instance, the spokesperson said, the suspicious activity detected on Bluebell Cleaning’s Indeed account was “a result of a compromise that occurred off of our platform.