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I agree. This just happened to me, and am looking for a response. I think there’s some trickery going on here, that obviously unethical. I assume more connections more rankings, more people use their site by accessing their site.
It’s proving to NOT be an ethically run business practice. How else does this sort of thing happen. I stayed away from Linkedin, until I got my website and for that purpose joined. Took only 3 days to realize how shady of a practice they run.
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Linkedin’s response is BS. In my email, just now, I received a request from someone to connect. I did not open the email; only noticed the subject line. Exactly 3 minutes later, I received an email that I was now connected to that person on linkedin. I had not even logged in to linkedin or opened the email with the request.
This is not the first time that similar things have happened. Linkedin has also on numerous occasions sent invitations to people that I have not sent invitations to. I do not use the mobile application for linked in, and have been offshore with absolutely no access to cellular service or wifi.
Linkedin may fast becoming a virus of its own making.
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