There's like a FAQ and one of them says "Why did my account get disabled" and theres a link you can click if you believe your account got disabled by mistake. I filled out that form... What bothers me more than my account getting disabled is the reason why it did lol. I wanna know why it did. Whether it was a hacker or whatever.I don't think I have ever heard of that happening to a normal person (ie. not a spammer). There are ways in which you can contact facebook, try doing that.
NO over head costs, Are you being serious here? They run a half a billion pages and they dont have over head?My dad had an issue with his account, and I found out the hard way that Facebook has a piss poor excuse for "customer service". Facebook makes money, they don't really have any overhead costs.....so they should have a way that you can talk to a representative. Their "help" section literally runs you in circles.
Thats gay, I dunno why they dont just disable it. Have they told you why they disabled it?I have a facebook page that has over 55,000 people who "like" it... but I can't post updates to it cause I violated terms of use...
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Ah-Ah-Ah-Ah-Ah-Ah-Take-Your-Shirt-Off/282411132295
I can check out the stats of everyone who likes it... over 50% of the people who like this are under 18, and from Australia.... o.O
You can top out your Facebook friends. It happened to a colleague who was running a pretty popular blog through Facebook.NO over head costs, Are you being serious here? They run a half a billion pages and they dont have over head?
Thats gay, I dunno why they dont just disable it. Have they told you why they disabled it?
Anyways, I think a hacker probably did that.
You're trying to tell me that Facebook has so much overhead costs that they can't afford ANY customer service reps? Bullsh*t.NO over head costs, Are you being serious here? They run a half a billion pages and they dont have over head?
They can afford them, but with 600,000,000 users, with a 1% error rate daily (About normal), that's 6,000,000 emails/phone calls a day. They only have 2000 employees. That's 300,000 users PER employee.You're trying to tell me that Facebook has so much overhead costs that they can't afford ANY customer service reps? Bullsh*t.
http://www.facebook.com/help/?topic=suggestionsThey don't even HAVE reps that I could find, so it's a moot point.
They were trying to disable Elton John's account. Between the gayness, and the "John"....it was an easy mixup.At first I wanted to e-mail back and say how the hell do you accidentally disable a random persons account?