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is RAVIK Foundation reliable or not? Seeing Ad in the linkedin.com applied for the position of Data Entry Specialist (Work From Home) while applying they have asked to pay Rs.30 and submit transaction id. I have scanned using my mobile and paid Rs.30, transaction id is 332721670324 Amount has been transferred to the account of ANGREJ SINGH. After that repeatedly tried several times unable to upload my CV in addition to this tried their website, none of the links working. Could any expert please let me know if Ravik Foundation reliable or fraud? if any advertiser asking to pay fee and after paying fee any fraud happens how to handle?

Let's have a candid chat about the wild world of job postings on LinkedIn. You see, there's an interesting mix of opportunities out there, but not all of them shine with the same authenticity. First and foremost, beware of the dark side – the scammers. They're like the digital pickpockets asking for your sensitive information, such as your bank account details and Social Security number. You don't want to waltz into that trap, trust me. It's vital to keep your guard up and share your personal data only with verified and trustworthy employers. My friend Slava Chernoy recommended a useful website to check for potential scammers: Whois.com. Now, let's talk about those persistent job listings that just won't quit. You've likely come across them, the ones that resurface like clockwork every week or even more frequently. These aren't genuine job offers but rather sly marketing tactics or a free billboard for some companies. In some cases, they're like that friend who just won't admit they've found someone but still keeps flirting. It's not cool. Amidst all this digital noise, the real job postings sometimes feel like hidden treasures. You've got to be a bit of a detective to spot them. So, be savvy, be cautious, and keep your eyes peeled for those gems in the LinkedIn jungle. #LinkedIn #JobSearch #JobPostings #ScamAlert

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This is not an inclusive practice at all, LinkedIn. Consider those who are not able to change their name legally to the name that resonates for them or the name they are known for. This limits expression of the human experience at the deepest levels. Please consider your practice, LinkedIn. #inclusivedesign

If you have already created a Frances Online account, log into your account first and take the following steps: ● Select “I Want To…” ● In the “Names, Addresses, and Contacts” panel, select “Manage Names and Addresses.” ● On the next screen, select “Addresses.” ● Select your physical or mailing address, then select “Change this address.” ● If you don’t provide a mailing address, we will send mail to your physical address. ● Select “Add” to add a mailing address if you have one and did not add it before. ● After you update the information, verify the address by selecting “Click here to verify your address.” ● Select “Next” to advance to the next screen and then select “Submit.” After you send your request, we will contact you to confirm the address change to protect your information. Please check your mail for time-sensitive letters, check the Action Center in Frances Online if you have access, and answer your phone. Your Caller ID may not say “Oregon Employment Department.”

Hello connections, ‼️‼️ Recently, my LinkedIn profile was hacked by an unauthorised third party. It all happened when I started receiving connection requests and messages from unknown people with Asian names which were not in English language. 🌏 Initially I didn't bother although after a while they started piling up in my notifications panel. 📢 I thought of having a look and when I accessed my account, the whole scenario was different. All the information including my name, education, location, my personal messages were different. I was stunned that although every information has been changed, my DMs and connections remain the same. I immediately emailed the LinkedIn customer support team and they replied with a solution within 2 days after verifying my identity. 💯 If this happens to you, all you can do is change the password, put on 2 Factor Authentication and change all the incorrect information manually. 🤷🏻♂️ All of my profile summary, my skills set, my certifications have been eradicated. All I can do is add everything manually. If any of you have received any inappropriate messages, please be aware it wasn't from my side.

PSA if you're curious about verifying your profile here. Don't bother if you go by a nickname and/or include your maiden name. The name on your ID must match the name on your LinkedIn profile. Apart from my massive medical team, no one knows me by my formal name. Also, I had a different identity for the first 3/4 quarters of my life, so I include my maiden name here so people from my past can find me. I temporarily changed my name to match my ID as an attempted loophole to get verified, but when I changed it back to the name I go by, I lost the verification. I am certain I am not the only one this will impact so hopefully LinkedIn will take it into consideration as they work to improve the feature! #LinkedInVerification #VerifiedOnLinkedIn #LinkedInAccountVerification #LinkedInVerificationProcess