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Your username is a nickname that will identify your account and will appear in your public page. The user name will appear as part of your public page URL. For example, if you choose the name 'johndoe', your public page URL will be https://www.carrylinks.com/public/johndoe.
The following types of usernames are prohibited:
  • name of a company, organization, group, website, or product if you are not legally authorized to use their name
  • name impersonating celebrities, major world figures or leaders, etc.
  • name containing words like "admin" or "system", which imply illusory authority on CarryLinks
  • name containing words that are likely to offend other users or visitors
  • name that seems intended to provoke emotional reaction ("trolling")
  • name containing or implying personal attacks
  • name showing a clear intent to disrupt CarryLinks
CarryLinks reserves that right to make changes to user names.
To create an account, click on the Sign Up button. From there, you can create a new account from scratch using your email or you can choose to sign up using your Facebook or Google Plus accounts.
When you sign up via Facebook or Google Plus, we will import your name, email address, and generate a user name for your public page. We will also automatically import your profile image and create a link on your CarryLinks public page to your Facebook or Google Plus page. Also, you will skip the email verification step, and you will log in to your CarryLinks account immediately.
When you sign up via Facebook or Google Plus, there is no need for a password. You can login any time by clicking on "Facebook" or "Google" and CarryLinks will immediately log you in. If you want to create a password for your account, simply click on the "Forgot Password?" in the Login page.
If you signed up for an account with CarryLinks and are unable to log in, you may still need to verify your email address. Simply go to your email and find the email from CarryLinks Activation. If you do not see it in your inbox, you can check your junk mail folder. Open the email and click the Activate Account button. Now, your account is activated.
If you forogt your password, you can reset it. From the Login page, click on "Forgot Password?" You will be asked to enter the email you use to login. We will send you a link to reset your password. Check your email and click on the "Reset Password" button. You will be taken to a page where you can enter the new password. Make sure your password meets the requirements mentioned on the page.
Yes; you can change your email address from the Settings page. When you change your email, you will be logged out, CarryLinks will sent two automatic emails: the first a notification to your current email, and the second will include a verification link. Please login to your new email and verify your new email for it to be active in our system.
Yes; however, CarryLinks does not recommend changing your user name. The user name is the identifier of your public page. Therefore, if someone has bookmarked your public page on their browser, they will not find your page if you change your user name. If you choose to change your user name, you can do so from the Settings page.
You can subscribe to or unsubscribe from our emails at any time from the "Settings" page under "Preferences." Please keep in mind that administrative emails, such as resetting your password, confirmation emails, etc., are not affected by this option.
You can change your profile picture from the Settings page. Make sure the image you are uploading meets the requirements.
You can delete your account from the "Account" section of the Settings page. To confirm that the user is the one who initiated the deletion process, the user needs to type their password and click on "Delete Account." Please keep in mind that all your data (such as bookmarks and images will be deleted from our database); therefore, we recommend that you backup your bookmarks before delete your account. It can take up to 90 days for the account to be completely deleted.