TalentHunter It's a typical misleading scheme to get your money. Just do your research first Sherman Oaks, California

This company and website is just like most flashy money making schemes on the internet. They use flashing lights, pretty colors, and bold text to get you to open your wallet without reading the important information or doing research.

During signup, they state that you get 3 days for $2, then afterwards you will be billed $40 per month beginning on the 4th day.

The Terms of Use
http://talenthunter.com/terms_of_use.php

Section #15 states that you will be billed for 3 years at the rate which you signed up for, and if you wish to cancel, you will not receive a prorated refund. They also say to cancel your subscription, you must send them a letter in the mail or fill out a form which must be faxed to them. I'm sure they don't make it simple for you to cancel. They do it this way because even if you cancel the service the very 1st day, it will take at least 3 days for your written letter to arrive at their office. By then, they've already taken your $40.

They boast that they are registered with the BBB, but at the time of this writing, they are at a C- standing with 118 complaints. You can also read the complaints on the BBB website:

http://www.la.bbb.org/BusinessReport.aspx?CompanyID=100042177

What they don't tell you is that they get their jobs from free public sources and make you pay to see the details for any job. Just do a google search using the text found in Talenthunter's "job openings" you will see the same job posted on multiple sites and you don't even have to pay to audition for them. You will also notice that after you register, you will start getting emails from "employers" looking to hire you. These are actually automated emails advertising jobs that are in their system. There is no employer really contacting you.

The point is: Do your research and read the Terms of Use before opening your wallet with any online service.

Sarah
Beverly Hills, California
U.S.A.