If you use LeadnLead too heavily, LinkedIn may send you a warning message. Because we know, LinkedIn is not a fan of automation tools…
Your account may be restricted from LinkedIn for a period of time.
First of all, why is LinkedIn restricting your account? What to do if this happens to you?
We answer your questions right here. ⬇️
LinkedIn may restrict your account because the platform has strict rules regarding the use of automation tools to interact with its network.
Among the different reasons, the most common are the following. 👇
Violation of LinkedIn Terms of Service: Use of LeadnLead may violate LinkedIn's Terms of Service, which prohibits the use of automated tools to interact with others users inauthentically or excessively.
Spamming and unsolicited solicitations: If you use LeadnLead to send messages or connection requests to a large number of people, which are also poorly targeted, LinkedIn may consider this as spamming and take action to restrict your account.
Abnormal activity or suspected fake accounts: Using automation tools like LeadnLead may cause abnormal activity on your LinkedIn account, which may trigger security alerts. If LinkedIn detects suspicious activity or your account is associated with behavior related to fake accounts, it may restrict your account as a precaution.
🧲 It is important to note that LinkedIn's policies and rules may change over time, so it is essential to review the latest platform guidelines and use LeadnLead responsibly and in accordance with the rules established by LinkedIn.
If you use LeadnLead suspiciously, LinkedIn may send you a warning message.
The message received describes abnormal activity on your account, generally due to too many actions.
To avoid receiving a second message, we advise you to reduce your LeadnLead quotas.
Here's how to do it.
Go to Settings > Account quotas.
Ouch. 🩹
First of all, we advise you to stop using LeadnLead for a few days, to avoid getting banned from LinkedIn.
Rest assured, every problem has its solution! ☝️
We found the trick to overcome this problem.
Did you know that it is possible to open a new Linkedin account and merge with your current account?
The advantage of this hack: it deletes all your warnings sent by Linkedin.
Our LeadnLead advice: Before merging your current account with your new accounts, don't forget to update your new profile first. Add interests, your training, your skills…
Identify the accounts: Identify the two LinkedIn accounts you want to merge and note the login information associated with each of them.
Contact LinkedIn Support: Go to the LinkedIn help site and search for the "Support" section. Contact LinkedIn Support via the contact form or any other means indicated.
Explain the situation: In your message to LinkedIn Support, clearly explain that you want to merge your two accounts and provide the login information associated with these accounts. Also specify the reason for the merge request.
Wait for LinkedIn's response: LinkedIn will review your request and provide additional instructions, if applicable. It's important to note that LinkedIn may take time to respond to your request, so please be patient.
Follow LinkedIn's instructions: Once you receive a response from LinkedIn, carefully follow the instructions provided to proceed with the account merge.
Attention ???? : It is essential to note that merging LinkedIn accounts is not guaranteed and depends on LinkedIn's approval. Each case is evaluated individually and LinkedIn reserves the right to refuse this account merge request.
As you will have understood, you must be aware that using LeadnLead must be done with reasonable practice.
If LinkedIn detects abnormal activity, the network will not hesitate to protect its users. And if this is the case, it is because you have not respected the CGU of Linkedin.
We hope that this article will help you see more clearly the different reasons for having a restricted account.
