Tusharchoudhary -
May 25, 2018 at 04:55 AM - Latest reply: Ambucias52511
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Facebook disables accounts when users don't follow the Facebook’s Terms of Use and Community Standards.
Some examples include:
• Posting content that doesn't follow the Facebook Terms of Use
• Using a fake name or not using your full real name.
• Creating two personal accounts.
• Impersonating someone
• Continuing behaviour that's not allowed on Facebook by violating the Community Standards
If you think that your account was disabled by mistake, you can appeal Facebook's decision, in your appeal, you must prove that Facebook made a mistake. Saying that you are sorry, that you did not know about the rules, that you will not do it again will be absolutely useless.
Saying that you are sorry, that you did not know about the rules, that you will not do it again is absolutely useless. Facebook will not reopen your account. You must now go on with your life without Facebook.
We will not reopen your account. .You have posted your question on CCM.net, we have no connection with Facebook.
I repeat for the last time...
You must appeal Facebook's decision, however, in your appeal, you must prove that Facebook made a mistake. Without that proof you will never be able to recover your account.
Then appeal Facebook's decision with your proof that Facebook made a mistake as Facebook believes that you violated Facebook’s Terms of Use and Community Standards. You must prove that you have always followed the terms of use. Can you do that?
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