Intch 

Usless fraud - don't use them

If I could give 0 stars I would. TOTAL SCAM! Avoid avoid avoid. Every listing I was presented with was either an MLM, spam or completely irrelevant to the parameters I set on my account e.g. wrong market and industry. When I tried to raise this with them they said they were really happy to have delivered the service as I had outlined to them and refused a refund despite their breach of consumer rights law. AVOID.

DO NOT USE INTCH. Their system barely works even when it does, then they will blame you. Quote some part of their agreement you signed when you made an account, that basically belays them of even providing a service for what you paid. that its YOUR FAULT if their system isn't working. they'll proceed to try a hundred ways of fishing you back in just to take your money with minimal access in return. HORRIBLE software, even worse company.

Horrible UX, I had to pay, fill in my profile and then see that "Match" job posts are not even my category.
It was hard to find how to unsubscribe, delete account - to do this i spent a lot of time to find their contacts.
looks like scam.

People do not subscribe to Intch. They will take your money, offer rubbish or no opportunities. When canceling the next problem starts. They will not refund you what they've taken.

This is a complete scam, be warned. The jobs you see in the adverts are no where to be found on the app. I realised this immediately but it's a process to try and cancel your subscription - i'm still trying.

Firstly, there's no 'cancel membership' feature on the app or website, I only found it by googling and following a reddit thread. It takes you to a cancel page, but when selecting why you want to cancel it drops a Privacy Policy PDF. You have to read through the pdf to find an email address - support at intch dot org. You then have to email support to try to cancel.

It's a carousel of the same jobs that aren't relevant to your search, no matter how hard you try to filter the options.

Steer clear at all costs!

Absolutely terrible experience. Asking you for money upon front with no trial period or anything. The you sign up and cancel immediately finding out its not what it os, only to receive rude responses from the founder saying too bad so sad.

Do not trust this company. It's just a cash grab and they know it.

I've started a small claims case against them recently. News to come.

Horrible business and service. Don't pay for this. They will also not refund your payment if you even cancel on the day of the renewal.

You pay to join, and then nothing happens. total waste of money.

DO NOT USE THIS .

THEY DO NOT EVEN DESERVE ONE STAR

TAKE ADVANATGE OF THOSE TRYING TO EARN AN INCOME.

I HAVE NOT EVEN VERIFIED MY ACCOUNT AND REQUESTED A REFUND WITHIN 5 MINUTES OF PUSHING THE BUTTON.

NO REFUND

PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS APP

Signed up for a 30 day trial. By day 15 wanted out. Kept getting floods of email in my inbox about how they had applied for jobs and saved me thousands of hours. I have no idea how they applied for jobs on my behalf because I hadn't even finished completing my profile. I also have no idea where they were sending my information too. There is no way to cancel the service with out emailing a chat bot who will tell you "yeah, we don't do that" when you ask to cancel your trial and get the charges refund. I have filed a dispute with my credit card company. Hopefully I get my money back. If not, chalk it up to a stupid tax.

Intch does what it promises. No exaggerated or overbloated statements. Just an app solving real problems by matching human resource with talents requests.
I really like how when you're done applying to a role, it takes you back to where you left off scrolling for matched vacancies.

Well done to the team. I look forward to territorially localized options for users and in-app signed agreements or some sort of regulation tools that keeps everyone in check.

Intch’s renewal process is intentionally opaque.

There was no renewal reminder before being charged and no proper renewal receipt issued — both of which are standard practices for reputable subscription services. When raised, support hid behind “we’re not legally required to notify users,” which completely misses the point.

This isn’t about legality, it’s about fairness and transparency. A quick search shows many similar complaints, so this clearly isn’t a one-off issue.

Until Intch improves its renewal communication, I would strongly caution others to monitor charges closely or avoid subscribing altogether.

I tried signing up after putting In my cc card yet every time I tried to finish creating my account the system would stop working and then I had continued to get charges and I cannot find a way to stop it without getting a new card.

The moment I registered on Intch, I got a phonecall from another country. On the other side was a person who knew my name and surname, and tried to sell me STOCKS. So, turns out they forward your info to spam companies immediately. Don't go near them.

An absolute scam

If I could give less than 1 star I would. It’s fraudulent. Don’t waste your money, take it from someone whose money was taken and refused a refund.

It's terrible and offers no value. Nothing but a click bait with no real features. Just a way to exploit users for money.

Avoid. Avoid. Avoid. It's spammy, scammy and just not worth it. I've been using it for a few weeks – but its just the same jobs on rotation. Or jobs that aren't relevant to my skills.

I sent some messages out to people to connect and then I received referral link after referral link. Yeah, no thanks.

Then I tried to cancel my sub, there's no where in the account dashboard to do this. There's also no support/live chat option. Or any contact information. The only way I found out about the support email was here – on TrustPilot.

Once you email support you'll get an automatic reply with the link to cancel your sub. So if you're reading this and need that link (without the painful UX): [get dot intch dot org forward slash subscription forward slash cancel]

This is a scam and expert entrapment to get you to pay/subscribe without knowing. They then pretend that a refund is not possible.