Linkedin How can I keep my LinkedIn account from getting banned?

[GambitTeen]

I can't register a new LinkedIn account where I am. So, I asked someone from India to make one for me. But after using it for 2 days, it got restricted. It asked me to verify it, but I couldn't verify it, so it got banned.

Can anyone show me the right way to use a new LinkedIn account? How should I go about using a new LinkedIn account in my location? I have an old LinkedIn account, and it works fine, so I believe there must be a way to use a new one.

Thank you so much!

 

[HotSport]

You might have created the account with weak security.
Try making accounts for different countries, not just the top ones.
Gradually build up the account, and consider upgrading to a premium account.

 

[Readdi]

Use home-based proxies and a special browser that hides your activity. Then, get the browser used to regular tasks before you begin promoting on it.

 

[KidXcaptain]

For your connection, I recommend using home-based IPs with a good anti-detect browser. The choice of which proxy to use for getting those IPs is up to you. Just remember, IP is only one way you can be detected—things like account activity, login habits, and other patterns also matter.

 

[Mitzios]

I can't register a new LinkedIn account where I am. So, I asked someone from India to make one for me. But after using it for 2 days, it got restricted. It asked me to verify it, but I couldn't verify it, so it got banned.

Can anyone show me the right way to use a new LinkedIn account? How should I go about using a new LinkedIn account in my location? I have an old LinkedIn account, and it works fine, so I believe there must be a way to use a new one.

Thank you so much!

Act carefully, avoid spamming, and choose high-quality proxies instead of using a VPN.

 

[WeblogInterest]

It's always a good idea to follow LinkedIn's rules. Use real information and details on your profile to steer clear of being banned.

 

[Gaucompa]

How should I go about using a new LinkedIn account in my location?

Begin by connecting with people you’re familiar with, like coworkers, classmates, and professional contacts.