The dating match accused the woman of ‘low behaviour’ for feeling uncomfortable by him finding her (Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto) It’s clear from these replies that this isn’t an isolated situation, and it’s been a ‘trend’ for some years for daters to find people’s social profiles to get in touch if they didn’t match on Tinder. Others claimed he’d done ‘nothing wrong’, while yet more shared their own experiences of communications they felt crossed the line. Anymore emails off him, please ask your work to change your email address. One user commented: ‘Contact his HR and contact Bumble. Most of the responses to the woman’s Mumsnet post agreed that tracking her down on LinkedIn was inappropriate, with many urging her to report the man to his workplace. ‘I know there isn’t anything I can do except be vigilant and not give out my name in future, but just wanted to share my experience.’ ‘Anyway, he’s just messaged me at work saying “thanks for the low behavior wish you the same”. I then messaged him a few days later to say I was uncomfortable he sent me a LinkedIn request based on so little info.

She continued in the post: ‘I don’t message him for a day and then he messaged to ask if I started to ignore him. Things escalated when the woman received a LinkedIn request from her match, which she said ‘weirded out.’

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