We are a community language school and recently placed an advert on Indeed for a language school teacher. We included screening questions to ensure candidates spoke the required language before applying or sending a CV. Despite this, we were charged £250 and the only applications we received were from individuals from Africa and India who, when asked if they spoke the language, replied with "I can learn."It's clear these are not genuine applicants, and it feels like Indeed is taking people's money without providing quality candidates. We are very disappointed to have wasted money on this service. Additionally, be cautious when placing free adverts; their system is designed in a way that can easily lead to unintentionally placing a paid advert. We've learned this the hard way and now know how to avoid it.DONT WASTE MONEY ON ADVERTS ON INDEED.REPLY: The candidates were from Africa and India and also irrelevant, also advertised and suggested to irrelevant people, a friend music teacher received a notification for this job(non Greek speaker) so your filters are not that good. As a community school with limited funding wasting £250 to receive applications from non speaker simply states that the service-website is no good. I've contacted support in the past but no luck
