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For all the people saying this should be applied to email, it already has been (sort of) with LinkedIn's InMail. Basically, premium accounts for recruiters et a
by alanctgardner2 13y ago
For all the people saying this should be applied to email, it already has been (sort of) with LinkedIn's InMail. Basically, premium accounts for recruiters et al. get a limited number of InMails every month. If they want more, it costs something like $10 each. The trick is that the mail doesn't count unless you actually reply to them.
The end-game is that I politely reply to every recruiter who contacts me that I'm not interested. I don't make any money, but at least there's a downside for them to spam a bunch of unrelated accounts.
- jacalata 13y agoNot quite - if this was the same, then LinkedIn members could set a fee for recruiters to contact them and /they/ would receive the $10. However, this system is interesting - I should go reply to all those recruiters.
- taejo 13y agoSo to avoid spam, you sign up for a service from one of the biggest spammers in the business?