Onlinejobs.ph Reviews 

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TrustScore 3.5 out of 5

3.5

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

This platform has changed me a lot. It does not only allow me to land jobs but also it teaches me life lessons that I would carry throughout my journey.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Some VA are good, but when they quit, they just disappeared without any communication or notice. It happened to me with 2 VAs, with one said she'd be late, but never showed up, leave the admin frustr... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Do not care about workers on this site. Lots of scammers! Even if you report it they won't take any actions! Beware you can receive reviews but you can't review the scammer employer!!! Normal Custom... See more

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

OnlineJobs.ph is generally a good site, but some employers exploit workers. I worked with Find and Scoop (Virginia). I completed my work, yet my salary was delayed. Delaying or withholding wages is un... See more

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Outsource to the Philippines through the largest online marketplace for finding and hiring Filipino virtual assistants and employees.


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TrustScore 3.5 out of 5

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Easy to apply

Got most of my clients here. Everything is smooth from application to sending invoices! xx

14 May 2024
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I GOT SCAMMED

Onlinejobs ph do not meticulously review and verify their job posters.

I am a member of this platform since 2020. I never got a job in here since then. And recently, I got scammed for almost 50,000 php because a so called "employer" reached out to me via onlinejobsph. They sent me an email and said that I can do some tasks in Telegram. I initially received my salary and then the next day they asked me to participate in a "prepay" task which includes investing and getting a commission. Long story short, they kept asking and asking for money and in the end I didn't get any. If I never entered this platform, this could never have happened. I never gained anything in there except the trauma and bills piling because of the scam which could have been avoided if people in this platform required proper legit documents from the employers.

10 May 2024
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I'm very sorry to hear about what happened to you. We do try our best to remove any problematic user of our site and our admin team does work hard to screen job posts. As scammers evolve and get harder to detect, Community education becomes more important. We have updated our worker warning message to state that workers should never "spend" their money or anyone elses. Any "job" involving worker handling funds is almost always a scam.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Quality of this website is going down fast!

This website used to be good, but quality has diminished on both the employer & employee side. it seems like employers are looking to scam, and employers aren't really hard working because they're all fishing to find a decent employee. unfortunately this isn't the place to be anymore... be aware of scams. i've been scammed twice in 6 months on this side. they steal your company information

8 May 2024
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Reply from Onlinejobs.ph

Could you please email me at dan@onlinejobs.ph to let me know what happened? We work very hard to have OnlineJobs.ph be the safest place to find work or hire workers, so if there is any way we can improve by learning from your experience, I would like to hear about what happened.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Workers refuse to verify identity!!!! dont give access to your accounts to strangers!

site wants you to hire workers without identity verification. the scam website onlinejobs wants you to give access to your accounts and data to complete strangers. thats their system to protect their scammers!

Hi,

This is Arleen from OnlineJobs.ph support.

We do not allow collecting personal sensitive information like passports, IDs, etc during the interview process. You need to change your interview process.

For now, your account is deactivated until we hear back from you, and confirm with us that this has been changed and that you won't be doing it again.

this is what they send me. disabled my account and did not refund me! STAY AWAY AND KEEP SAFE FROM THESE SCAMMERS!

Arleen

6 May 2024
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Reply from Onlinejobs.ph

This is not true. I have emailed you with further clarification about this. We have also refunded your payment. Employers are actually encouraged to verify worker identify by collecting personal info and images of drivers licenses/passports, etc. But you need to do this for only the workers you are planning on hiring.
Your job post was deactivated because you were asking to collect this private information from EVERY worker that applied to your job post. We do not allow that on our site as a privacy protection to workers.
So yes, do your interview process as normal and then when you are ready to hire a few workers, ask for their personal ID information.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

The site is good but it depends on the workers you get...

The site is good but I had to go through a lot of low quality applications to get a good worker for the roles. In addition, of the 3 I hired, within 1-2 months, 1 had to leave almost immediately after I hired and trained her, and the other one decided not to do full time as we discussed initally, even though she said she was very happy with the pay. However, she wanted to piggy back off of me and another client which left me frustrated and disappointed I did not come up with an official contract at the beginning to have her full time. She then demanded I pay her weekly payments instead of every 2 weeks, even though she couldn't give me the hours I was looking for. I told Online Jobs about the issue and their response: "You cannot 'force' someone to work for you", tried to upsell me a $500 program to recruit a potential candidate for me and left me on read after that. The other candidate seemed very promising but still requires a lot of training. So overall it is okay, but didn't reduce the stress. It takes a lot of time to find the right candidate like any other platform, and you train them on everything but it doesn't mean they will
stick with you (as was my case). I shared all my secrets and the ropes of the job in paid training only to have it thrown back in my face, I guess that's the risk you take. The rates are typically lower than what you would pay on Upwork. Although the workers I've had on Upwork have so far stuck with me since first in operation, so it's up to you which one best suits your needs.

6 May 2024
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Reply from Onlinejobs.ph

I'm sorry to hear about your recent several hires. I tried to find your conversation with our team but couldn't...I would love to hear more about what happened (having a customer support request "on read" is definitely what we do not want). You can email me at dan@onlinejobs.ph.
As for the workers, I encourage you to leave an honest review on the worker profiles that you were not happy with, so other employers can be informed that those are potential bad hires.
Sometimes you can hire a bad worker, but once you find several good workers, your business won't be the same!

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Onlinejob.ph is the best platform that…

Onlinejob.ph is the best platform that made my job-hunting so easy. I can say I am lucky enough to tell that I have never been out of work from the day I got my first job here until I finally decided to resign from my corporate job and to focus on my freelancing journey. Thank you so much to all my previous and current clients, and of course, onlinejob.ph.

19 December 2023

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