In addition to the Internet information service complaint platform, what other websites can be used to complain about Internet services?

In addition to the Internet information service complaint platform, there are also the following platforms or institutions that can be used to complain about Internet services, especially for issues such as false recruitment on online recruitment websites:

12315 Internet platform: The platform mainly handles rights disputes between consumers and operators, including online and offline consumption issues. If the services of an online recruitment website involve harm to consumer rights, you can lodge a complaint on this platform.

12321 Network Bad Information and Spam Reporting and Acceptance Center: Focus on handling bad information such as Internet harassment calls and spam text messages. If there are harassing phone calls or text messages on online recruitment websites, you can report them to the center.

The Cyberspace Administration of China: Responsible for reporting illegal Internet websites and harmful information, including the reporting of cybercrime cases. If an online recruitment website violates regulations and causes economic losses, you can report it to the Cyberspace Administration of China.

Internet Society of China: The Internet Information Service Complaint Platform established by it can file complaints on Internet information service issues such as personal information protection, service functions, and corporate complaint mechanisms. Although you have already tried the platform, if you are not satisfied with the results, you may consider communicating again or seeking other channels.

Infringement and Piracy Reporting Center (National Copyright Administration): If an online recruitment website is involved in infringement and piracy, such as misappropriating other people’s recruitment information or job seeker materials, you can lodge a complaint with this center.

In addition, you can also consider the following methods:

Official customer service hotline: Directly call the official customer service hotline of the online recruitment website to make a complaint. Sometimes direct communication may be more effective.

Social media exposure: If an online recruitment website handles complaints negatively, you can consider publicly exposing it on social media to attract public attention. Sometimes this will prompt the website to pay more attention and solve the problem.

Legal means: If you suffer a large economic loss or feel that your rights and interests have been seriously infringed, you can consider seeking legal help and protect your rights and interests through legal means.

With regard to issues such as false recruitment on online recruitment websites, there are many ways to lodge complaints and safeguard rights. It is recommended to choose the appropriate complaint method according to your own situation and keep relevant evidence to provide proof when needed.