CleraReviews of getclera.com

I received an email from someone named Daniel. It partially looked like a recruiter reaching me out, but the content was not clear – no details on the role or company, just a question if I want to know who's interested in my profile. There also was an option to reply with a keyword to stop further emails. It was sent to the mailbox I don't use for professional purposes, so I didn't even notice it until they pinged me twice. AI clearly wrote the text, which generally is okay, just needs some polishing and more context to make a person look deep into it and not perceive it as spam. But I became really pissed off when I started communicating with it and received a link to the platform. Why would you use my LinkedIn profile picture and details on my location and work experience without my explicit permission? I never signed up on this platform, I never saw any terms and conditions about how it operates, how my personal data is collected and stored. I'm not sure if everything of it is actually legal, even if it is, I feel exposed and not comfortable to have any further interactions. They say that the data is collected the same way companies usually collect it for recruitment processes. But it's not as if I can get any data on me by the link outside of the corporate network – it's just not safe.

Cold emailed me then opted me into email marketing without consent. Ai communication only trying to list build. Ai already filters resumes making it impossible to be seen and while I embrace Ai in most forms, job searching is one im vehemently against.

A recruiter posing as a first-party hiring a Founding Engineer. It posts fake roles on Ashby and sign you up to their product without consent.

easy signup, loved speaking to multiple founders at diff companies and also had great interview experiences! Clera gave guidance along the whole way, def recommend

I was contacted by someone named Daniel about a specific role at a specific company (and gave the company name). He asked if I was interested and if I’d be open to a call. I said yes and asked for the jd. He sent the jd and then asked for my resume. At no point did he say it was to join clera or be used for a platform. I sent my resume and then got a welcome to clera email. Like I didn’t agree to that. I sent a follow-up to Daniel (who hadn’t responded) and asked what my info was used for and that I needed clarification. Then i get an email about matches and I realized I was scammed to share my resume and info for their platform. I’m pissed as I would not join a platform that auto applies for jobs for me and I be wet agreed to being added to this platform at any point. I’ve sent an email asking why they did this and thought it was ok and how I can delete all my data from their platform. Their practices are incredibly deceptive and others should be warned that if you give you resume to anyone from there they will add you to their platform and use your data without your permission.

I am receiving what appears to be spam from this company, specifically from lisa from getblona.com. The emails seem to be generated by AI while pretending to be from a real person. I ignored the first email, but since then I have received six more follow-up messages, all asking me to send my CV in exchange for a list of job opportunities. This strikes me as a highly questionable practice and raises concerns about the legitimacy of these communications. Update from 2.09.2026: Instead of stopping the spam and refraining from collecting users’ personal data, this company is simply trying to get my review removed: “Clera flagged this review for containing harmful or illegal content.”

Wonderful company, everything works perfecly!

Clera AI agent — opened 4 separate email threads, fake profile pictures, no salary ever mentioned despite multiple asks. Feels like a spam funnel dressed as recruiting. Not recommended.