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LinkedIn's customer service has a tool that will remove all of these for you and remove them from the recipient inboxes (on the service, obviously it can't remo
by gergles 14y ago
LinkedIn's customer service has a tool that will remove all of these for you and remove them from the recipient inboxes (on the service, obviously it can't remove the email copies) as well, should this happen to anyone else. It was mentioned in the aftermath of the Matt Haughey LinkedIn situation.
- brunomvsouza 14y agoCould you please provide the link for the tool?
- gergles 14y agoAs I said, LinkedIn's CS has it. You submit a request to them and they use something on their end to zap away all the unaccepted invites.
- brunomvsouza 14y agoThanks for the clarification [redacted]! I already sent the request about week ago. And they replied just today. Unfortunatelly too late. I think it was good thing don't waiting for them with my arms crossed. I probably avoided a lot of new unwanted connections. The funniest thing is that they said I have still have 50 pending sent invitations that I did not withdraw. But Linkedin's sent invitations page says "There are no sent invitations.".