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Linkedin Actually guarantees that they will read your message, or they will give your money back.
by dudurocha 14y ago
Linkedin Actually guarantees that they will read your message, or they will give your money back.
- jiggy2011 14y agoBy read, means somebody clicked on that page?
- eel 14y agoThey guarantee that you will receive a response from an InMail within X days, or you get your InMail credit back.
- analyst74 14y agoI'm curious, how is this different from normal messages? Edit: after thinking about it, I guess the fact you're paying to message someone would impress the recipient, thus enticing them to reply.
- dudurocha 14y agoThey call it 'InMail'. The difference is that the recipient has to make an action in the message, or your money returns. You have some InMails according to the plan you chose to pay.
- BryantD 14y agoYou know, if LinkedIn sent a percentage of that money on to the user, I'd be more likely to read the recruiting spam.