LinkedIn Customer FAQ

If someone has taken over your LinkedIn account, you can try resetting your password by clicking on the "Forgot password?" link on the login page. Follow the prompts to regain access. If you're unable to reset the password or access your account, you should follow the necessary steps for account recovery through LinkedIn’s help options. There is a link to the most up-to-date contact information right here on this page that can assist you further.

If you can see your account but cannot recall the email used to create it, we recommend trying to remember any possible email addresses you might have used. You may also check if you have any old emails from LinkedIn in your inboxes. If you still can't find access, there may be account recovery options available that can guide you through retrieving your account.

InMail messages can be subject to various factors that may affect delivery, such as the recipient's settings or restrictions on their account. Ensure you have enough InMail credits available and that you are sending messages according to LinkedIn's guidelines. Additionally, if the recipient has opted out of receiving messages from users outside their network, your message may not be delivered. It's worth checking the specifics of your account settings and usage to ensure compliance.

To claim or delete your business page on LinkedIn, ensure that you are an admin of the page. If you're receiving an error message, try clearing your browser cache and cookies or using a different browser. If the issue persists, check LinkedIn's help guidelines for specific troubleshooting steps related to business pages.

If your LinkedIn account has been temporarily restricted, it may be due to unusual activity, a violation of community guidelines, or a security concern. Usually, you will receive an email with more details regarding the restriction and steps to resolve the issue. Follow the instructions provided in the email to address the situation and regain access to your account.