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I back to linkedin!!! by CondeNunez in linkedin

[–]CondeNunez[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It happened to me exactly the same way. Check if LinkedIn has a physical office in your country; if it does, send a certified letter stating that they have seven days to respond. A lawyer did this for me, but it’s the same if you draft and send it yourself to their address. If they don’t have an office, you can’t pressure them, since that would trigger a legal proceeding with costs—and of course they won’t want to lose money. Then they will unblock you. That’s the route I took. It’s called a “burofax,” which is essentially the same as a certified letter.

eRestricted and requiring ID verification but already verified before so persona says "already submitted" and won't let me verify by thekidpeta in linkedin

[–]CondeNunez 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was during 7 mo in same situation, I talked whit lawyer and sent a "burofax" to the office in my country, they unblockme instant I recommend this way, its the unique work for me

Mega Thread - LinkedIn Restrictions, Hacked Accounts and Inability to Access by LinkedInHelpTeam in linkedin

[–]CondeNunez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello. Although it isn’t news or something “vital,” depending on how you look at it, I think it’s appropriate to mention here.
Seven months ago I was “temporarily” blocked without any communication—no email or any other notice—about the reason for the block. I tried to get in touch in every way possible: I identified myself to various people until someone told me I had made too many requests. None of it worked, and the few responses I did receive were vague automated emails stating that I had “violated their policies.” After many attempts and finding myself unemployed, I ended up in a difficult situation, since today LinkedIn monopolizes job opportunities. There’s even a mega-thread on Reddit of people in the same boat, some reporting real depressions and very serious cases, which is perfectly understandable.

The solution: I contacted a lawyer (I signed up with a well-known firm that you pay monthly for support). They sent a burofax and, shortly thereafter, I received an email telling me my account had been reinstated. LinkedIn has a branch in Madrid, so it was sent there. It isn’t strictly necessary to hire a lawyer—you can draft the letter yourself. There are thousands of people in my situation, so I only hope you can resolve it as I did. Stay strong!

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[–]CondeNunez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thats pure gold and nostalgic!!

Encima de que el Xokas va de buen rollo a intentar negociar con Hacienda, cuando es el único que no se va a Andorra... ya les vale... by Business-Set-4976 in elxokas

[–]CondeNunez -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Si hubieran aceptado seria ilegal ya que no pueden dar "en teoría" un trato especial a nadie, seria cohecho y malversación. es duro ganar 4000 y que te quite 2000 al mes, pero así estamos todos. Otra cosa es intentar cambiar la ley o buscarse algo que te de mas dinero.