Thanks to all on this great list.
I have cancelled my involvement with Linked In!
I don't need companies that screw you by stealth, even if they are technically
correct.
Regards to all,
Ken
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On 29/06/2011, at 12:55 PM, Daniel Kerr dan...@macwizardry.com.au wrote:
Yes -
Carlo! Windows indeed!
I Mac 27, Snow Leopard, annoying stuff this mailout!
Regards,
Ken
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On 29/06/2011, at 11:40 AM, cm cm200...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Ken,
No problem about the Linked In request. I was just wondering, were the
requests sent from a Mac or a Windows
See Ronnies reply Eugene, as usual she nailed it,
Regards,
Ken
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On 29/06/2011, at 11:50 AM, Eugene edeg...@helena.wa.edu.au wrote:
Hi Ken,
just out of curiosity I would also like to know how these 'LinkedIn request'
are generated and become almost viral as I have
It's very big business Chris, but smaller now!
I just cancelled my involvement,
Regards,
Ken
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On 29/06/2011, at 11:44 AM, Chris Burton c...@it.net.au wrote:
Hi Ken
No worries mate, I appreciate your concern.
I did notice in the business section of today's west and
My sincere apologies to anyone who received a Linked In request from me.
It went out to my whole address book WAMUG!!
Without my knowledge I don't yet know why or how.
I will be contacting Linked In to find out how it came about.
I am very pissed off!
Regards,
Ken
Ken Jackson
Hi Ken,
No problem about the Linked In request. I was just wondering, were the requests
sent from a Mac or a Windows computer?
Cheers,
Carlo
On 2011-06-29, at 11:27, Ken Jackson wrote:
My sincere apologies to anyone who received a Linked In request from me.
It went out to my whole address
Hi Ken
No worries mate, I appreciate your concern.
I did notice in the business section of today's west and article on LinkedIn,
and I assume it is the same system you are referring to. Looks like very big
business, especially for those who want everyone else to know about thier own
business
Hi Ken,just out of curiosity I would also like to know how these 'LinkedInrequest' are generated and become almost viral as I have received a few request. If they give you feedback could you forward it on as a warning to others.I'm sure that this type of spam does more damage toLinkedInthen they
Hi Ken,
Your apology is accepted.
This might explain how it happened though.
http://www.linkedin.com/answers/using-linkedIn/ULI/837515-46713100
http://www.linkedin.com/answers/using-linkedIn/ULI/774533-5002611
http://www.benbarden.com/linkedin-needs-to-let-us-opt-out-of-invitation-emails/
Hi Ronni,that explains it.To me it seems a common mistake occurring onLinkedIn judging by those links.PerhapsLinkedIn has something to answer for, as their opt in options are not clear for all users. They should have a dialogue box pre-warning the user that an auto mailing invitation will be sent
Don't feel bad, Ken. It seems that you are the victim of a deliberate deception
by Linked In.
Cheers,
Carlo
On 2011-06-29, at 12:28, Eugene wrote:
Hi Ronni,
that explains it.
To me it seems a common mistake occurring on LinkedIn judging by those links.
Perhaps LinkedIn has
Yes - LinkedIn and OptOut of all your security and free mailing list for all!
Sorry couldn't resist. Lol.
A bad joke I know - probably the no sleep I've had :)
(and you know you can't tell me off Ronni - I'll just refer you back to your
emails lol)
Kind regards
Daniel
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Hi Carlo,
I would not call this a “Deliberate deception” by LinkedIn. Sure, Ken is not
the first person to have made this error.
At the bottom of one of the links I previously sent is this explanation how Ken
can stop the “Reminder emails” being sent out to everyone in his Address Book …
WAMUG
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