Episode 15: Rippling’s Billing Drama, CapCut Controversy & Deleting Linkedin for $1M

In Episode 15 of Notorious B2B, Tim and Tas reunite to go scorched-earthish on billing scams, shady platforms, and unhinged marketing tactics. We’ve got Rippling’s sketchy seat-based pricing (with receipts), CapCut’s wild new terms of service, and the truth about why links in your LinkedIn posts might tank your reach. Plus: B2B Gift card scamming is now a thing,  so you all better watch out   Inside:  • Rippling’s billing drama goes viral and it’s not just a glitch  • CapCut claims rights to your content forever  • Meta confirms: links kill social reach  • Review platforms are getting harder to trust  • AI scammers are going after B2B gift card campaigns  • And the big one: would you delete LinkedIn for $1 million?   Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro: Maps, Tie-Dye, and Forgetting We Have Jobs 04:00 – Rippling’s Dirty Little Billing Secret (With Receipts) 14:00 – Facebook Admits It: Links Kill Your Reach (Shoutout Zero-Click Queen Amanda) 23:57 – CapCut's Terms: We Own Your Content Forever, Thanks 30:17 – WFH Fashion Police: Backwards Hats, Ragebait & Brand Partnerships 41:13 – Advice for people who write on LinkedIn 48:46 – Deleting Linkedin for $1M 51:45 – Gift Card Scammers Are Getting Smarter (And It's Wild) 59:05 – Wrap up   -------------------------    Connect with the hosts: Tim Davidson – linkedin.com/in/tadavidson41 Tas Bober – linkedin.com/in/tasbober  Subscribe for weekly, no-BS breakdowns of B2B’s wildest moments