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Get a job faster iApply as it has the world's most unique and advanced Artificial Intelligence Algorithm that finds, matches and applies to real-time posted worldwide jobs on behalf of the job seekers based on their profile and job preferences. The users can select upto 3 job titles, 3 job industries and 3 countries with the preferred cities in which the job seeker desire to work. As a job seeker you do not have to spend hours and hours in searching & applying jobs on numerous job boards, as iApply's Ai will do all of this on behalf of the job seeker. If any job which is posted on Microsoft, Apple, Indeed, Monster.com, Walmart, ASDA or any website that matches the job seekers preferences than iApply's Ai will create a profile on behalf of the job seeker and will apply to that job automatically. Once the jobs are applied, our Ai sends notification to the job seeker and also they can see full applied job details on their user dashboard.
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Fraud!
The platform will charge you 1$ for the 7 days trial period and won't function properly. But they already took your payment and personal information.
When you decide to cancel the subscription you will be told that you can still use the app, although when you log-in the next day you will see that your account is being deactivated.
I believe they rip 1$ from thousands of people this way by promising AI automated job search. Don't buy into it.
Extremely Frustrating. I paid and signed up and it was great for a day but when I came back the next day it claimed i needed to buy the membership again.
Reply from iApply
Dear Tabitha, Our records shows that you never subscribed as a paid subscriber on our platform with the name of Tabitha Evans. If you have subscribed with a different name can you please let us know about that and your email, we will look into it to investigate. If the we found out that you really subscribed and faced the problem, we will give you free access for 1 month.
First of all, the site does not do what it says. There is no option to delete your account/CV. So, be aware of the fact that you are giving away your personal information
Reply from iApply
Dear Mo,
We are sorry to hear that you had a bad experience. The website says that our AI will find and apply to jobs on your behalf and this is what exactly our AI do for all of the users. There is an option for deleting your account, you can always reach out to the customer services at wecare@iapply.ai and request for account deletion, they will do the needful within 24 hours. We do not keep any personal information without the consent of the users.
Soon in our next update we are releasing this new feature where users can directly delete their accounts, without requesting to the customer support.
Once again we apologize for the inconvenience you had faced. Feel free to reach out us at wecare@iapply.ai and we would do our best to keep you satisfied.
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