Is cybercoders.com Safe?

Persistent "job opportunity" email spammer. Do not trust spammers with your financial or personal data. References: _http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/cybercoders/nationwide/cybercoders-cyber-coders-inc-cc-jobs-resume-farming-fraudulant-personal-information-coll-701029 _https://blog.kamens.us/2016/02/16/recruiters-to-avoid-add-cybercoders-to-the-list/ _http://www.bbb.org/sdoc/business-reviews/employment-service/cybercoders-inc-in-irvine-ca-1017256/

I received a job opportunity via email that had NOTHING to do with my credentials.   I gave these folks the benefit of the doubt, despite all of the negative comments provided by WOT peers.   Sadly, when I tried to unsubscribe, I received the following message: "To unsubscribe, enter the email address you used to create your account."  I never had an account with these people.  This leaves a very bad taste in my mouth.  I'll have to add cybercoders.com to my spam filter.

CyberCoders sent a very suspicious email to me regarding a very interesting work at home job that paid double what should be expected. Further investigation revealed they are a personal information trolling scam firm that sells your info to advertisers. I can't confirm claims that they commit anything more than this like faking interviews or soliciting fees from job seekers, but there are claims. Avoid these people and avoid a big load of spam. Site Info: Registrant Name: Matt Miller Registrant Organization: cybercoders.com Registrant Street: 6591 Irvine Center Dr Suite 200 Registrant City: Irvine Registrant State/Province: CA Registrant Postal Code: 92618 Registrant Country: US Registrant Phone: ***** Registrant Phone Ext.: Registrant Fax: ***** Registrant Fax Ext.: Registrant Email: *****

This outfit sent email to my throwaway address at Yahoo (not the email address on my resume) offering a job as a technican installing solar photovoltaic panels. I'm a technical writer who, once, well over 10 years ago, worked in the R&D department for PG&E. That's my *only* contact with solar photovoltaics. Somebody's keyword search program *really* screwed up, and they sent email about a job that is so completely OFF THE WALL not what I would want or be qualified for that I have to wonder about their competence to work as recruiters.

I've had good luck and good job leads from this site. Yes, they are looking for you to click on links for education and resume writing so they can share your information with a specific company or school, but so does Monster and CareerBuilder. I have never received any unsolicited e-mail linked to this site.