I have tried endlessly to unsubscribe to LinkedIn but to no avail. When I sign in it keeps asking for verification using the cryptic code (some you can not even read) but when I finally did read one correctly then LinkedIn said there was no account associated with my email but yet they are sending me notifications at that email address! I can not even contact their customer service as the emails I send bounce.
Any help on this would be appreciated.
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LinkedIn will do this for you - no need for regex filters!
On the list of jobs, whether they are within a group or just on the main LinkedIn job search page, the checkbox menus on the left side of the screen allow you to filter jobs by location as well as by company, industry, date posted, and many other criteria.
You can either have the location be part of your search criteria:
Or you can refine search results with location filters:
Do note that these are ways to filter in locations, as opposed to filtering them out, like you had asked for. However, the second option - filtering existing search results by location - allows you to select multiple checkboxes for your filter. So you could use that sidebar to include all countries and regions except India, for example.
To my knowledge, there is no all-in-one removal tool that is able to suggest who may be a good candidate to boot from your network (something similar to ManageFlitter for Twitter).
However, I can suggest two tools to assist you with trimming & organizing your network (which I personally use):
InMaps: Visualizes your network and identifies clusters/sub-networks, and relative "distance" (relevance) of connections to each network. It allows you to easily spot "fringe" connections that may be not that relevant (or possible in reverse to be "bridge" connection to new clusters). And it is a part of LinkedIn Labs.
MyWebCareer: More of an analytical dashboard-type tool (something of a Klout type). Also gives you a visual representation of your network which allows you to view sub-networks individually and indicating how a certain person is part of that network (current position vs. past position in a company). This can also suggest candidates for removal. However, in relation to your task it only be a complimentary tool to InMaps, I think. But it gives you some other functionality like giving scores about stuff, integrating Facebook and StackExchange-type sites into analysis.
Overall, I do agree that a smart network management tool is in order for LinkedIn. Let's hope it comes along soon!
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Make sure the link in the mail is pointed to the LinkedIn website. A LOT of the LinkedIn mail are spoofed.
Did you try the "Unsubscribe" link at the bottom of the mail?