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I get Linked-In invites in my E-mails, but it is never from anyone I know and I just delete them. I figured that they are some kind of scam. Would you all agree?
If you went through the process of signing up, you gave them permission. It's required as part of signing up.
Since you obviously work for LinkedIn, can you tell me how to turn this off?
And can you also show me the text in the sign-up that explicitly that the signee is allowing LI to send out invitations without his request? (I believe you that it's there, but I suspect the language is vague.)
If you don't like your name showing up in Google, why didn't you simply make your profile private? I never understood why you people feel you need to have a public profile and then complain when it shows up on Google.
I tried that and it didn't work so I just deleted the page.
I get Linked-In invites in my E-mails, but it is never from anyone I know and I just delete them. I figured that they are some kind of scam. Would you all agree?
I stopped reading right there... you'r making assumptions and as a result your premise is incorrect. You may want to take a break before rereading the thread.
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