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shine

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i have had many request to link up there. i joined for grins and absolutely hate that place. i get spamed 10 times a day by them so i dont go there. trying to delete my account. so if you sent one dont take it personally it's just the site i dont care for . :mad-new:
 
I have yet to see what benefit there is to being on there in the first place?
So my competition can see who my clients are?
Place is useless to me.
 
i didn't see the big deal but had friends there. after joining i got hounded. i'm not looking for a job or any of the other stuff they keep sending.
 
I resisted joining but kept getting requests from people I know so finally I relented and accepted the request. It seems there is never any real communication of worthwhile information and no real benefit from being a member.
I do refuse to let them raid my email addresses for their promotional efforts. Probably should just delete my account as well.
 
chad its like a business networking site. kinda like facebook but more for business/professional or work related stuff. i can see where it could be good for those that really use it but i have had it for a few years now and its never done anything for me but i dont go on it and network at all. i never get emails from it though. maybe 1 a month, so it really just sits there. we have an understanding, it doesnt bother me and i dont bother it lol.
 
I think Jim has found the secret. When I first went there because a relative invited me, I got messages almost every day. I stopped responding and it slowed down and I don't get more than one or two messages a week now. It has become a sleeping dog for me so I just leave it alone.
 
Good to know I have a few friends in the trades that referred me to it to join I haven't yet as I wanted to look into it more. I don't advertise word of mouth only & a facebook page that is set up as a gallery/ reference page for new customers. I will stay away from it now.
 
Here's is what their help page says about closing your account:

You can close your only LinkedIn account on the Privacy & Settings page:

  1. Move your cursor over your photo in the top right of your homepage and select Privacy & Settings.
    • You may be prompted to sign in to your account again to get to your settings.
  2. Click the Account side tab next to the shield icon near the bottom left of the page.
  3. Under the Helpful Links section, select Close your account.
 
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