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I have a complaint for Bentley Hyundai in Huntsville Alabama these are my major complaints Bentley Honda kept my car for 2 months longer than needed. My engine recall claim was denied by Hyundai corporation due to the fact that Bentley Hyundai failed to turn in my maintenance records which is something that Bentley Honda should have submitted. Bentley Hyundai did not inform us that our claim was denied until after almost 1 month when they had heard from Honda corporation that had informed Bentley Honda long before I was told about it. I have all the text from Bentley Hyundai and what they text me was nothing but false statements. I have spent so much money for rides and gas money I estimated to be around $2,000 over these months this is all due to the fact that Bentley did not do turning the paperwork on my claim and to top it all off I just received a text stating that my car needs to be off their property by Monday or it will be removed. My family hasn't been in complete room we have had no car for 3 months I am paying for for office space that am I not able to get to. If Bentley Hyundai would have done their due diligence in turning in my claim in a timely manner instead of waiting almost a month and then they would have turned my maintenance records in with the claim then I would not be having any of these issues right now My car would have been fixed the first month that was there however they decided that they were going to wait a month to tell me it was tonight and they decided they were going to wait months to tell me. As far as I am concerned it is totally Bentley Hyundai's fault because they did not do their due diligence and turning in my maintenance records with my claim which I have text from the employees there stating that they have turned in my maintenance records of my client and the main company said they didn't turn any...

Update: LinkedIn did get back to me and I have managed to reset my password and access my account. I still dont get why they didnt just provide a confirmation that the support request was accepted when I clicked Submit. I understand the delay in getting response from customer service (its just a free account anyway), but its very frustrating when you cannot talk or chat with someone, there is no contact email address, and their webforms to not provide positive feedback on a successful submission (or a confirmation email?). Also extremely frustrating to be locked out of your account and then discover that support options are only available when you are logged in!!!

LinkedIn is great until you have a problem requiring customer support. Unfortunately my account was hacked, and I have spent the last week trying to do everything LinkedIn asked in its various emails and Help / Support options on the web. Despite many attempts through various weblinks, I have been unable to even start a basic support case. If you lose access to your account, there appears to be no way to get it back and no way to contact any person for help. You will be directed to a thrid party called Persona to verify your identity. I did this and everything seemed to go fine, but nothing has happened and its been over a week. In the meantime, someone has taken over my account, changed the profile picture and god knows what else. Its stressful enough to have someone hack into your personal life, but to then add on to that dealing with a company which is impossible to contact makes it even more painful. Theres is all of this personal information and "connections" sitting there under someone elses control and literally nothing I can do about it other than looking up the Companies address on Google maps to leave a review here. Crazy...

Frustrated and Disappointed with LinkedIn’s Account Restrictions and Support Process

I created a brand new LinkedIn account only to have it immediately restricted for “verification purposes.” I complied and uploaded my government-issued ID as requested. Despite successfully completing this step, my account remained restricted.

I contacted LinkedIn support, and they responded by sending me a link to upload my ID again. I replied with a screenshot clearly showing that my ID had already been submitted through the original verification process. Following this, my account was briefly unlocked, and I was told that an investigation would continue in the background.

A couple of months later, my account was restricted again—without explanation.

I reached out to support once more, and the exact same cycle repeated: I received the same generic email asking for ID verification, despite already having completed it. Again, I sent a screenshot proving my ID was already submitted, clearly indicating the error message I received when attempting to re-upload. Despite this, I was again sent the same link and told the restriction was due to “discrepancies,” with no clarification on what those discrepancies were or how they could be resolved.

At this point, it feels like I’m stuck in an automated loop with no meaningful assistance. For a platform that promotes corporate professionalism and intelligent networking, this repetitive and poorly managed process is extremely disappointing. It comes across as unorganized, unhelpful, and frankly, frustrating.

LinkedIn, please do better. Review your support escalation process, improve communication clarity, and ensure your verification system doesn’t trap legitimate users in...