343-882-5806

Thank you for accommodating my application. i will try to call you this number as what you replied via email

And I thought the Nutcracker suite was fantasy! Wow! This poster is high enough to fix the lander on that comet. Does anyone seriously know the new requirements for foreign workers in Canada? I look forward to this writers next work of fiction.

...are obvious!

The interview came after you were hired?

From the CanadaVisa site:'

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration- ... -t246704.0.html

Excerpt of comment: "Anyone who requests a fee in exchange for finding you a job is generally a scam. Reputable companies charge the employer fees - not the employee. Read the fine print. I'll bet you there's something written there that allows them to keep your supposedly refundable deposit even if they don't find you a suitable job. I would find another agency."

And from the official Canadian Embassy site: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/notices/notice-fraud.asp

Notice – Immigration Fraud Warning
Getting immigration offers like these?
March 10, 2009

GUARANTEED VISAS AND JOB$ IN CANADA!

Guaranteed work permits! Free scholarships! High-paying jobs in Canada with minimal or no experience needed! Free air tickets and accommodation! Guaranteed employment! SPECIAL programs! Earn $4,000 a month as a hotel cleaner!

DON’T BE THE VICTIM OF A SCAM. If the offer seems too good to be true, it probably is.

What you need to know:

You do not need to hire an immigration representative to apply for a visa or for Canadian citizenship.
Immigration representatives do not have special connections with Canadian government officials and cannot guarantee you a visa.
Only authorized officers at Canadian embassies, high commissions and consulates can decide whether or not to issue a visa.
Don’t be tempted into using false documents as this will result in the refusal of your application.
Beware of internet scams and false websites. The official website of Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) is www.cic.gc.ca.
You will find free application forms and guides for any type of visa on CIC’s website.
Processing fees are the same at all Canadian visa offices around the world. Fees in local currency are based on official exchange rates and correspond with the amount in Canadian dollars.
Canadian visa offices will never ask you to deposit money into an individual’s personal bank accounts or to transfer money through a specific private money transfer company.
If you have questions, contact CIC or the visa office responsible for your area.
To read more, including information on who can legally represent you if you choose to hire an immigration representative, check out CIC’s web pages on Immigration Representatives.

Talking to yourself is not helping. Say good by to these posts.

What a way to start a thread.

i email goodhire.ca to call me but they told they dont call international
number for the moment.
did you pay the job matching service or the 89.95 dollars?

I called from Jamaica n got a machine n emailed them for another number... No answer except to pay the money

I called from Jamaica n got a machine n emailed them for another number... No answer except to pay the money

I called from Jamaica n got a machine n emailed them for another number... No answer except to pay the money

hello marion abella Is this GoodHires.ca  really real?..because the other say it is scam because they ask a fee for it to find you a employer..please let me know...many thanks

The scam is real. Never pay anyone a fee to get a job.
SCAM SCAM SCAM

fake fake

Here's the email thread of the inquiry I sent to GoodHires:

From: Mica
Subject: INQUIRY: APPLICATION

Message Body:
Hi,
I haven't received any single answer to my question yesterday. Are you guys just ignore inquiries and keep sending newsletters instead?

Again, I would like to ask why job seekers are asked to pay instead of the hiring company?

From: "jobs@goodhires.ca" <jobs@goodhires.ca>
To: Mica <mtzdncp@yahoo.com>
Sent: Wednesday, October 21, 2015 12:36 AM
Subject: Re: INQUIRY: APPLICATION

Ask your mother.

Kind Regards,

Your Friends at Good Hires™

Good Hires™
343 Preston Street
Ottawa, Ontario

Tel: +1 (613) 699-7717
Web: www.GoodHires.ca
www.Facebook.com/GoodHires.ca
www.Twitter.com/GoodHires

Another one:

From: Mitz
Subject: INQUIRY

Message Body:
Hi,
I wanted to sign up now so that my application will be processed. However, I am still doing a lot of research since payment is involved here. I would like to ask:

Why wouldn't you charge the employer for the payment instead of the applicant?

I hope to get a clear reply for this.

Thank you

From: "jobs@goodhires.ca" <jobs@goodhires.ca>
To: Mitz <mtzdncp@yahoo.com>
Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2015 11:27 PM
Subject: Re: INQUIRY

Ask your mom.

Kind Regards,

Your Friends at Good Hires™

Good Hires™
343 Preston Street
Ottawa, Ontario

Tel: +1 (613) 699-7717
Web: www.GoodHires.ca
www.Facebook.com/GoodHires.ca
www.Twitter.com/GoodHires

I was asked by a Filipina friend to check out Good Hires. It didn't take me long to find out that is illegal for any employment agency of any type to charge workers for job placement. As well as illegal to charge a fee, why would a Canadian company ask for payment in US dollars? They wouldn't. A Canadian company would ask for payment in Canadian funds, not U.S. This alone should raise a few eyebrows. Never send money for job placement if you are the employee. In Canada, the employer pays those fees. That is the law here.

here in the philippines a canadian employer learn that a recruiter here charge a free to an applicant the employer cancel their agreement, coz the company don't like the way they did.