I applied to a role with Make It Cheaper, and within a couple of hours I had a brief phone interview, during which it was arranged for me to come in later in the week for a face to face interview. All seemed well, and the lady who interviewed me was pleasant. When the interview was over I was assured that I'd hear back in the next week about the status of my application. I didn't. Fast forward two months and I was still job hunting online, so looking through the same agency website I resubmitted my application to the company. Yet again, within a couple of hours I received a phone call, and was told that they had my details on record, and that they'd arranged an interview for me, to which I hadn't turned up! I assured the lady on the phone that she was mistaken, and she apologised and told me that she'd check up what had gone wrong and get back to me as soon as possible. Needless to say, for the second time I received no more correspondence. I'm not bitter about not getting the job if I wasn't deemed suitable, nor would I usually care too much about not receiving a response from an application, but to be assured twice that I'd be informed about my application and then receiving nothing is, in my opinion, totally unprofessional and shows real contempt for their applicants.