If i could give 0 stars, i would. I am very frustrated. Linkedin has blocked my partner's account without any valid reason (refusing to tell us why) and are making his life terrible by not letting him verify his identity with their(non-existent) help; they do not have the verification system for his home country and hence cannot upload his passport, and asked him to go to a notary and pay money just to sign a silly paper verifying that this is him. After giving them many proofs of identity via the help center, they completely ignored it and proceeded to logg him out of his own account (having had it for many years and used for networking, business and job applications) and now he doesn't even have access to the help center anymore. We have told them many times that the C.O of his passport is not accepted for verification and it is not his fault, and even provided them the documents through the help center (before being blocked) they still showed signs of un-empathy, discrimination and lack of understanding. This is very unfair. Not to mention the ineffectiveness (slow responsiveness) of the help center, without any proper contact info or ability to solve problems that shouldn't even be there. And i can see through other reviews that he is not the only one with the same case!Linkedin .... this is beyond disappointing...
