Hi there @Rjlzaitz 

Thanks for your post here in the Community 

Really appreciate you bringing this matter to our attention - in order to rectify it as quickly as possible, could I ask that you reach out to our Support team for further investigation? They are the best people to speak to for matters such as this.

Have a great day!

Hey @Oliver_Lord 

I did that! Figured this is worth posting in Community to:

1. See if others are having a similar issue
2. Notify others who may be running campaigns on LinkedIn so they can check and make sure they are not experiencing a similar problem

FWIW, I have not heard back from support with a resolution yet (we chatted on Friday). Based on my research, all links I found on LinkedIn that pointed to a page with a root domain of ubpages.com had this issue (regardless of subdomain, UTM parameters, etc). 

Our workaround has been to use unbouncepages.com (when we can’t use a custom domain), but that presents issues with that not being an https URL. But that is a lesser problem than someone being presented with a  ‘scary’ malicious content message from LinkedIn. 

@Rjlzaitz people use these domains for all kinds of legitimate and not so legitimate purposes. 

If you can’t use a custom domain for your clients, I would suggest just buying a domain. 

This way you’ll have full control. Can add sub-domains if you wish. Provision SSL certificates on it. Use it for as many different brands/clients as you want. 

All for the low price of $10/year or whatever the going rate is for a .com domain. 

@Hristian thanks! That is a great idea. Actually, painfully obvious now that I see it, haha. 

It is rare I have a client that won’t work with me on adding a subdomain to the root domain that they already own, but it does happen. Your solve would get around that problem more gracefully.