LinkedIn Customer Service Issues

Richard Lauersdorf (R.L.) and Doris Campagna (D.C.) regarding Edefeed Forum R.L. and D.C. have provided multiple warnings to stop bothering them, which were not heeded. Consequently, the Mayor was informed of Richard and Doris's situation and shared unkind images. They also alerted about Cherry sending court documents via fax. The content you posted on Edefeed Forums has now been removed entirely. In summary, they have emerged victorious, especially D.C. who has dealt with the situation effectively. Goodbye.

Richard L. and Doris C. from Edefeed Forum have repeatedly asked for privacy. Despite being warned more than five times, you continued to intrude on their personal space. They took the necessary steps and involve the authorities to address the situation. Any inappropriate content posted on EDEFEED Forums has been removed. It's clear that they have successfully dealt with the issue. Please respect their wishes and refrain from further contact. Thank you.

My account has been restricted. Despite completing numerous security checks, I am still unable to access it. If LinkedIn's policy is a lifetime ban, I accept it. If further access is not possible, please inform me directly. I am frustrated with repeating the same steps repeatedly.

Dear LinkedIn Support Team, We appreciate your assistance in reopening our PEP Forum Uganda's LinkedIn account. We are uncertain about the reason for the restriction and seek guidance from the customer service team. Our page plays a significant role in supporting Ugandan youth through business networking, and we have already provided our Ugandan government-issued ID for verification. Please help us lift the restriction on our account, as it is essential for the ongoing work and communication we have diligently maintained to benefit the youth we serve. Thank you for addressing this matter promptly. Sincerely, PEP Forum Uganda

Our account has been restricted, and we are unable to appeal or contact LinkedIn from within the account to raise a support ticket. The only option provided is to provide ID, which is currently not feasible. It is crucial for us to regain access to the account to transfer Super Admin privileges to another account for managing our clients' business pages and ad accounts. Unfortunately, this action cannot be carried out for some clients due to the current restrictions. Upon reaching out to LinkedIn through my personal account, the initial advice was to access the help section on the website, locate an article addressing the issue, and then click on "contact us" at the bottom. However, the "contact us" option was not available. I communicated this in the support ticket, but the support agent merely repeated the unhelpful advice from before.

I recently signed up for a "free" LinkedIn subscription, which required my credit card information. Despite canceling on the same day, I was charged $42.79. Subsequently, I was charged again 32 days later, causing financial issues. I spent significant time canceling the subscription due to numerous pop-ups. I regret not taking a screenshot for confirmation. I am unable to find a contact number, and I am frustrated with the lack of communication. I would like a refund of $85.58 and assistance from a customer service representative.

I attempted to use my account on several devices. I follow about [redacted] people on one account. Since there is no way to transfer the people I follow, I had to manually click "follow" on each one. I was in the process of following everyone when LinkedIn unexpectedly locked me out of my account. I still haven't finished following everyone I need to. There should be an option to import and export the list of people you follow from one account to another in the future.

I have just noticed that my LinkedIn Premium subscription has been charged for the upcoming month. I cancelled it immediately and haven't utilized any of the services yet. A LinkedIn representative offered me a one-month trial for LinkedIn Learning, not Premium. I was unaware that LinkedIn Learning and Premium are considered the same. I am seeking a refund for the charge since I signed up for the trial of LinkedIn Learning, not Premium.

Last month, I tried out a subscription to LinkedIn Premium, but it didn't benefit me at all. I was supposed to receive a notification a week before any charges, but yesterday I saw the charges on my credit card without any prior notice. With Diwali approaching and my financial situation tight, I had to delete my LinkedIn account. I urgently need a refund to help me during this festival season. I hope you can sympathize with my circumstances.

The users including GetHuman-karybid, GetHuman-gravegri, GetHuman-tfcarpen, and others have not specified what actions they would like LinkedIn to take to resolve the issue. The accounts linked to Doris Campagna and Richard Lauersdorf need assistance from LinkedIn to address the problem.

I am seeking assistance from Wells Fargo regarding the issue relating to Theresa Lynn Fowler Carpenter, SSN [redacted]-80-[redacted] dated 5/17/[redacted]. I am waiting for a resolution from Wells Fargo and would appreciate any help. Thank you. - From Doris Campagna and Richard D Lauersdorf

Posting another individual's Social Security Number online is illegal and can lead to identity theft. The Social Security Administration takes these matters seriously. Claims analysts work hard to detect fraud, especially during crises when fake claims surge. It is important to refrain from misusing someone's SSN for personal gain. Remember, illegal use of a Social Security Number can result in fraud charges and arrest.

Please refrain from posting someone else's Social Security Number online. It is illegal and can lead to identity theft. The Social Security Administration works diligently to prevent fraud and misuse of personal information. If you continue to post this sensitive data, you may face legal repercussions. It's important to respect others' privacy and prevent potential harm.

Doris A Campagna and Richard D Lauersdorf from Burkesville, Ky, please refrain from sharing another individual's SSN. It's unlawful and aids in potential ID theft. Consider the consequences - would you want this to happen to you? Respect the regulations set by the SSA; they put in significant effort to detect and prevent fraud. In times of crisis, they are bombarded with false claims, hence the severity of misusing SSNs. Remember, misuse of a SSN can lead to fraud charges and arrest. Richard Lauersdorf, Doris Campagna, you've received numerous warnings to cease posting Terry's details online. It's crucial to stop such actions promptly. Richard Lauersdorf, you are accountable as well for not intervening. Let's put an end to this behavior.

On September ninth, Doris Campagna mistakenly posted over seven hundred of Terry's SSN on Edfeed instead of Gethuman. Sharing someone's SSN is illegal and can lead to identity theft. Doris A. Campagna and Richard D. Lauersdorf from Burkesville, KY, need to stop this behavior. The Social Security Administration works hard to detect fraud and false claims, especially during disasters. Campagna and Lauersdorf were warned to cease sharing this information, but they continued. They must take responsibility for their actions and refrain from blaming others. It's crucial to respect privacy and avoid posting sensitive information online.

Doris, Please Take Accountability Doris C., on September 9th, you posted sensitive information on a public platform. It is important to recognize the implications of sharing personal details like Social Security Numbers online. It is illegal and can lead to identity theft. It is crucial to respect privacy and refrain from such actions. Remember that misuse of personal information can have severe consequences. Let's make sure to be more cautious in the future and avoid any potentially harmful behavior online.

Message Rewrite: Doris Campagna, please note that the information was posted on Edefeed, not Gethuman. It seems there was a misunderstanding regarding Terry's SSN. It's crucial to avoid sharing personal information to prevent identity theft. Let's be mindful of the consequences of such actions and refrain from engaging in such behavior in the future. Thank you for understanding.

Please refrain from engaging in inappropriate behavior online. It is crucial to protect private information, such as Social Security numbers, to prevent identity theft. It is illegal to post someone else's sensitive details, and doing so can lead to serious consequences. Let's all be cautious and respectful when sharing information online to avoid any legal issues.

It's time to stop. Richard L. will be aware of all of Doris C.'s actions. No more responses today. Grow up, Doris C. On September 9th, you were on Edefeed, not Gethuman. It's evident you posted over [redacted] of Terry's SSN on Gethuman. This is a serious error! Doris A. C. and Richard D. L. from Burkesville, KY, refrain from sharing anyone's SSN. It's illegal and aids in identity theft. Imagine if this were done to you. Respect the privacy of others. Both of you were warned, yet continued to share Terry's information online. Stop blaming others for your actions. Take responsibility for your behavior. This must end now.

A few years ago, my LinkedIn account was hacked and subsequently disabled. I was instructed to provide a copy of my driver's license to recover access, which made me uncomfortable. I am eager to regain access to my account to avoid creating a new one from scratch. Unfortunately, I no longer recall my old password, and some of my account details such as my email have been updated since then.