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SEEK increases job advert expiry to 45 days Posted By: Thomas Shaw, 5:34pm Sunday 17 May 2009 ![]() |
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What should Seek do? hmmm... lets see....:
Hello Mr Seek,
Well Hello Mr Seek,
I have a job ad which is about to expire,
Why yes you do Mr Seek,
Could I perhaps pay myself to not have my job ad expire?
Why yes, yes you can
Wonderful now let me get my wallet out and pay myself to renew an ad for me.
Pssh.
There is an error in their code which will not expire the adverts.