@GesaCU Your website returns more error messages than any I've ever encountered. And you took over a week to deposit a check. None of this make for low stress finance. I will complete my business with you guys and hope never to have to deal with you again. Ick.
@AyomidimejiCruz@LinkedInHelp LinkedIn unfortunately does not care. But they'll be only to happy to give you directions to the train station if you ask them what the weather will be like on Tuesday.
@LinkedInLunat1c X won't let me post links to my Substack in a tweet, but the link is in my bio and I have a couple great LinkedIn articles I think you would enjoy. @LinkedIn@LinkedInHelp - included too, just so you know how many people are pointing and laughing at you
@desmond80355@LinkedInHelp LinkedIn unfortunately does not care. And even if they did, they've laid off so many people, they'd struggle to organize a drinking session at a brewery.
@LinkedInHelp@LinkedIn 5/5 LinkedIn used to brand itself on "Trust." Now they can't even protect users from scams on their own platform. Or respond when users report them. But hey, at least the scammers can use Easy Apply. Very convenient.
LinkedIn not even pretending to care about scammers. π§΅ 1/5: Applied for a job on LinkedIn via Easy Apply. Turns out it was a fake listing. Scammers collecting phone numbers and emails for phishing and other scam attempts. @LinkedInHelp@LinkedIn
@LinkedInHelp@LinkedIn 4/5 All I want is for LinkedIn to warn the other people who applied to that job. Tell them not to engage with the scammers. They won't. Because actually protecting users would require people to do a bit of work, and it wouldn't bring in any revenue, so, *Shrug*
In one of my old jobs, I started each Monday with a 6am meeting because it suited my manager. He didn't suggest I end my work day early to compensate. That would waste the free hours.
@LinkedInHelp Really all I'm trying to do is help people who are getting scammed by the fake job listings posted on your site. Harvesting personal information via your EASY APPLY function, and then trying to scam people further. But LinkedIn gets $$ for this, so the scamming is all good...
@LinkedInHelp It did not work (nobody was surprised!) But thanks for wasting more of my time and gasslighting me :) I tried on 3 different browsers. I even got my partner to try on her account. It does the same thing for all of them. But it's working just fine for you, right? lol
@LinkedInHelp No. As you should be aware of and could have checked yourself with 3 seconds of work, clicking just makes this show: Only a list of help articles. "Other" results in a never ending spin. Good stuff! Lay people off = create a (more) crap product.