How to Contact LinkedIn Customer Service
So, today I saw a very frustrating problem with my LinkedIn profile. It was saying that I was previously employed at a company that I’ve never even heard of. The company just happens to have similar words to Business Opus. I get more and more upset just thinking about all of the possible legal problems that could cause, as courts are beginning to use social network sites in cases.
There I was trying to get it removed, with no luck whatsoever… so I decided to contact customer service. Have you ever tried to contact LinkedIn customer service? Not the easiest thing to track down, so I decided to write a quick post with details on how to do just that.
Here’s how to contact LinkedIn Customer Service:
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First, go to any location on LinkedIn.
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Next, click on Help in the upper right-hand corner or Customer Service in the lower left-hand corner, in the footer.
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You’ll find a pretty in-depth FAQ, which I recommend looking at if you’re looking for a solution to your problem.
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If you’re like me and find nothing of value in the FAQ, here’s the trick: Just click on any help subject.
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Now look above to the 2 Tabs: “Frequently Asked Questions” and “Ask Customer Service”. Click on “Ask Customer Service”.
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…You should be able to figure it out from here…
For Screenshots, see below:
1. First, go to LinkedIn.com
2. Next, click on Help in the upper right-hand corner or Customer Service in the lower left-hand corner, in the footer.
3. You’ll find a pretty in-depth FAQ, which I recommend looking at if you’re looking for a solution to your problem.
4. If you’re like me and find nothing of value in the FAQ, here’s the trick: Just click on any help subject.
5. Now look above to the 2 Tabs: “Frequently Asked Questions” and “Ask Customer Service”. Click on “Ask Customer Service”.
6. And fill out the form…
I hope this helps you figure out how to Contact the LinkedIn Customer Service department. They should reply fairly quickly with some useful information.
The information they sent me was useful, but not for my problem : )
I’m hoping to hear back again soon…
Thanks for reading.
About the author
Brian lives in Tokyo, Japan. He currently works as a recruitment consultant at TMC Japan, an executive search and recruitment firm, serving IT companies of every size, from venture start-ups to major brand name multinationals.
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