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Do not use it people claim the item does not work the people need to read the Ads period before pming any one Sold as is no returns no refunds means wont happen period think before you act you can not take it to court if u do u will loose its more fees then you can imagine. not worth the time or money leave people alone use ebay you will get your money back regardless

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I have a love/hate relationship with facebook.com. I love it because without communication I can keep up with people (not just friends) from home. They pretty much put their whole life out there. I know when their birthdays are just in case I forget or get drunk and just want to give them a shout out! I can see baby pictures, wedding pictures, graduation pictures, night on the town pictures. You name it. I feel like I know these people more than I ever have. It is a fabulous resource for companies to advertise, and build their business and to engage with their fans. BUT... the personal level of facebook.com not only weakens the communication skills of our up-coming society (among many other things) but also makes it much easier for anyone to track us down. Not always a bad thing but not always a good thing either. Wish people would be a bit more careful with what they post on the internet for their own safety but I do enjoy the insight.

Facebook is the leader in social websites.

It is easy to use, fun, convenient, real time, and SAFE! You can view photos, send messages, chat, and even poke! In addition, it is becoming a gold mine for company's to advertise about their products. With that being said, you also have an array of applications or games to play to make your experience better!

Lastly, do NOT blame Facebook or anyone else if your information gets out. Facebook is EXTREMELY secure and offers great protection of privacy. However, you are in charge of how public or private your account is. No need to blame anyone else if you do not take the 20 seconds to change the privacy settings. With that being said, choose carefully if you want to add co-workers as your friends as they can see all of the information and photos you have posted though Facebook has now added features where you can choose to block certain parts of your page from specific people.

Good Luck! Have Fun! Adjust your privacy settings to your desire.

Circle of moms has been a great experience for me. I've been a member for well over a year. With the good comes the bad though. There are groups of women who will not stop, even if you ignore them and do not respond to them in any way. Happily the administration of this site are on top of things. They have a No THUMPS rule which stands for No Threats, Hate speech (slurs or stereotyping), Unlawful use, Misrepresentation (no fake profiles), Personal attacks (abuse, vilify or slander other members), and Spam (no advertising or solicitation). This rule covers any and all common problems that arise. Personal attacks are generally what will get a person banned from the site. I know of 2 members that have gotten banned for blatantly breaking this rule multiple times, even after being given a warning.

On the whole though it is a great site. I've met some GREAT women all over the globe. I've made some great friends here as well. Smaller groups are where I would advise new members to go though and stay there. Where you can find your niche, from political affiliations to hobbies to groups of moms with children the same age as yours. Circle of Moms really does have it all and with 8+ million women and more logging on every day, it's obviously a hit!

Please don't listen to the drivel on here about Circle of Moms being a bad site. It is a good site, one on which I have met many wonderful women who have become trusted and loyal friends. As with any online forum, you will run into people who you do not see eye to eye with, that's just life. But rest assured, the Administration of Circle of Moms is fair, they do not kick people off of their website for no reason or to centure their political beliefs. Women who have been removed from COMs have broken the guidelines of the forum and violated rules, even if they can't take personal responsibility for their own actions. Brenda (and friends), what do you not understand about your termination? You violated No THUMPS! You put up a list of names in an open forum and accused women of things of which you had no proof, and no provocation as far as I'm concerned. You are seriously deranged and deluded. Take responsibility for yourself and your actions. The Admins of COMs want it to be a safe place for people, and they try their hardest to make it so.

People should come and judge for themselves what they think of this forum. I would suggest joining some of the smaller groups, that is where you meet like-minded moms that you can get to know very well! Hope to see everyone there!

COM is a diverse site where mothers of all walks of life can come together to interact with and ignore each other. Religion, Politics, Ethnicity and all of the differences we have, COM isn't a FOCUS of those parts of our lives - a lot of women forget that -- it's a great place to focus on the 1 thing we have in common - being a mom.

There are some women who turn COM into their personal 'battleground' where they feel there is a necessity to conquer those who think / believe differently. MThey take the smallest differences and have turned them into personal vendettas. They make it into some sort of personal QUEST to demean, belittle and conquer the opposition. Anything and anyone that does not agree with their 'idea' of what they figure is right -- even people that openly say they are the same affiliation -- that person must be 'taught a lesson' in any way necessary, even MONTHS after any interaction.

Sticking to the smaller groups and taking the time to observe as much as you participate your experience can be wonderful on Circle Of Moms. Don't let yourself get sucked into the petty BS and if you happen to have your name slung through the mud for no apparent reason other than you disagree - just remember that No THUMPS will be there to help you.

Stick to the guidelines and COM can be the PERFECT place to learn and help while interacting with some of the most wonderful, intelligent and caring individuals I have ever met.

I absolutely LOVE facebook :)! ! Its helped me get in contact with friends i havent been in contact with in years & even family members ive never met in another country! Its fun 2 read peoples status's. & even more fun commenting on them & getting into fun little debates where everyone gets involved! U can play games. Read horoscopes (my fav :). .). & even manage & build your own farm, cafe, ghost town empire! U can join crazy funny little groups which are shown on your profile page & helps others get an idea of the kinda person u are! It even helps update u on tv programmes uv missed coz EVERYONE has something 2 say about everything. From eastenders to x factor lol! As 4 peoples concerns about privacy... i don't understand the issue with it to be honest! Your in control of everything thats shared about u... even down 2 who can look through certain photo albums u put up. U can hav 200 people on your friend list & 5 photo albums but if one of the albums are of family or children u can adjust the settings so that out of your 200 friends only the ones you've registered as family can view that one album. & that will only stand 4 that one album! U can adjust the privacy settings for everything to suit u whether it b who can read your status's or who can find ya 2 add u as a friend 2 start with! & even if that aint good enough then its still the individual persons choice what to put on there in the first place! Its fun. Entertaining & in my eyes 100% safe & secure & i personally couldnt live without my facebook lol :) x

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Access to Facebook is free of charge, and the company earns most of its money from advertisements on the website. New users can create profiles, upload photos, join a preexisting group, and start new groups. The site has many components, including Timeline, a space on each user's profile page where users can post their content and friends can post messages; Status, which enables users to alert friends to their current location or situation; and News Feed, which informs users of changes to their friends' profiles and status. Users can chat with each other and send each other private messages. Users can signal their approval of content on Facebook with the Like button, a feature that also appears on many other websites.Other services that are part of Meta Platforms are Instagram, a photo- and video- sharing social network; Messenger, an instant-messaging application; and WhatsApp, a text-message and VOIP service.

The attractiveness of Facebook

Stems in part from cofounder Zuckerberg's insistence from the very beginning that members be transparent about who they are; users are forbidden from adopting false identities. The company's management argued that transparency is necessary for forming personal relationships, sharing ideas and information, and building up society as a whole...

Facebook. Facebook. Facebook.

Facebook started as a very exclusive club limited to college kids; now, the social site is open to all (though users must be at least 13 years old to join). Once a member, you can choose to join one or more "networks" -- a constellation of people at your school, your job, or in your region. When you join a network, others in that network can read your profile if you want them to. You can join "groups" that form around a common interest, like a band or a hobby. Users create profiles of themselves: interests, schools attended, political views, and more. You can choose to let only your friends (or certain friends) see your profile, allow only people in your networks to view it, or opt to have no limits at all. Users post photos to their online albums, send messages to one another, scribble notes on each other's "walls," and send "gifts" (icons that cost $1 after the first free one). There's also "The Marketplace," which allows members to post and search classifieds. An IM function is coming soon.

Facebook is a great place for keeping in touch with friends and making new ones. The interface is bright and inviting and makes it a snap to share thoughts, photos, links, videos and more in a constantly updated news feed. As with any open social networking site, kids can easily lie about their ages to join Facebook -- and then post dodgy stuff that could haunt them later. The good news is Facebook's new safeguard for minors, which at least blocks kids' posts from showing up on the Internet. On the downside, Facebook now makes more of a user's profile info publicly available. It's up to users to painstakingly tweak settings to hide this info.

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Joanne Nelson The Devon Stalker from Paignton/Torbay Cyberstalker files review: joanne nelson case of caught cyberbullies & trolls

Devon News - Devon resident Joanne Nelson stalker & cybertroll

Joanne Nelson of Paignton Dorset United Kingdom TQ3 3AB

Location: Where is Paignton?

Paignton is located in the county of Devon, South West England, three miles south-west of the town of Torquay, 20 miles south of the major city of Exeter, 74 miles south of Cardiff, and 168 miles south-west of London. Paignton falls within the unitary authority of Torbay. It is in the TQ3 postcode district. The post town for Paignton is Paignton.

Devon News have located the infamous Deavon Stalker Joanne Nelson a "troll" for over a decade. (troll: one who makes up a false name and identity to harm others)

This legal guidance addresses behaviour which is repeated and unwanted by the victim and which causes the victim alarm or distress. Cases involving stalking and harassment by Joanne Nelson of several victims over a period of a decade. Joanne "trolled" under a variety of false names to consciously attack and degrade under Lucy Blackthorne, several of her victime have come forward.

The term harassment is used to cover the 'causing alarm or distress' offences under section 2 of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 as amended (PHA), and 'putting people in fear of violence' offences under section 4 of the PHA. The term can also include harassment by two or more defendants against an individual or harassment against more than one victim.

Joanne under her keyboard warrior name "Lucy Blackthorne" and "byk Wyrm" has been proven to be one of these venomous stalkers whereby legally has broken several laws.

The elements of section 1(1A) offence are:

A course of conduct;

Which involves harassment of two or more persons; and

Which the defendant knows or ought to know involves harassment of those persons;

By which he intends to persuade any person (whether or not one of those mentioned above);

Not to do something that he is entitled or required to do; or

To do something that he is not under any obligation to do.

Stalking - harassment which involves a course of conduct that amounts to stalking (s. 2A(1) PHA 1997)

Stalking - s. 4A (1) PHA 1997 which can be committed two ways namely:

- Stalking involving fear of violence (s. 4A(1)(b)(i) PHA 1997) OR

- Stalking involving serious alarm or distress (s. 4A(1)(b)(ii) PHA 1997)

The new stalking offences highlighted:

Stalking as a specific behaviour as opposed to harassment more generally.

Closed the lacuna when a course of conduct fell short of causing a victim to feel fear of violence but nevertheless caused a victim serious alarm or distress. (In this circumstance the police and prosecutors could only consider a section 2 summary offence).

The additional element in the new section 4A offence enable cases to be prosecuted when the defendant's behaviour falls short of fear of violence.

Affords more protection to victims of stalking.

Shocking disclosure of Joanne Nelson have come forth to The Devon News from several sources.

Stalking is illegal however, it is unethical and moreover cowardly. Joanne Nelson Torbay has broken more laws than most and it is this we are reporting.

Stalking is not legally defined but section 2A (3) of the PHA 1997 lists a number of examples of behaviours associated with stalking. The list is not an exhaustive one but gives an indication of the types of behaviour that may be displayed in a stalking offence. The listed behaviours are:

(a) following a person,

(b) contacting, or attempting to contact, a person by any means,

(c) publishing any statement or other material relating or purporting to relate to a person, or purporting to originate from a person,

(d) monitoring the use by a person of the internet, email or any other form of electronic communication,

(e) loitering in any place (whether public or private),

(f) interfering with any property in the possession of a person,

(g) watching or spying on a person.

Harassment that includes one or more of the above features is not automatically stalking. The course of conduct, assessed in the round, must fit the generally received interpretation of the word 'stalking'.

Evidence and documentation were received in The Devon News about this horrific obsessive defamation of several victims, including theft of copyright by one particular victim whom had private photographs, copywritten imagery and private information stolen and placed on line.

Another victim who contacted The Devon News from America is a transgender woman who became suicidal due to this ongoing pityful attack by Nelson. Yet another victim provided The Devon News with absolute proof of attacks ongoing over a 5 year period.

Joanne, a mother of three, broke several laws:

Section 7(3A) provides that conduct by one person shall also be taken to be conduct by another if the other has aided, abetted, counselled or procured the conduct. It makes it clear that a campaign of collective harassment by two or more people can amount to a "course of conduct". It also confirms that one person can pursue a course of conduct by committing one act personally and arranging for another person to commit another act.

Joanne Nelson was aided and abetted by others however, due to ongoing investigation by the police, we are unable to post on this issue.

A woman from Devon deliberately went on a "stalking rampage" behind the pretense of being "lucy blackthorne" whereby she told her victime to:

"kill themselves"

"lock themselves up for being a transexual and bitter remarks under her troll guise"

"she insisted to yet another victim that they were "not worth the air they breath"

The threats from Joanne Nelson were so graphic one has to believe she would never be caught.

The Devon News can only publish that which will not interfere with the legal system of the UK. However, disgust and transparency is our duty to the Devon public.

It must be truly blood chilling thing to discover a faceless stranger who wants to do you and your family serious harm, knows exactly where you live, and makes up stories and a false identity in order to do so.

On contacting a local renowned Psychiatrist in Devon he stated "One problem is that stalking requires long-term treatment, something not possible under the short periods that courts typically sentence stalkers. Society needs to know the person behind the mask, naming and shaming and to make Devon residents of the actions of Joanne Nelson.

Joanne Nelson, a mother of three, consciously took on false names and profiles in order to harm others. Society needs to better protect victims of stalkers. Above all, family courts must come to understand that intimate partner stalkers should not have any contact with former partners, should be prevented from misusing the legal system, and should have no contact with their children. We can affirm Joanne Nelson is still in contact with her children which is not acceptable in today's society.

The Devon News must inform our locals and society in general, Joanne Nelson is a threat to herself and to others. It is our duty to out criminal internet stalkers just as it is our duty to out sex offenders. Here seems to be a consensus that stalkers do have significant mental health problems, the fact that treatment seldom curbs the stalkers suggests that there is no idea on how to treat them. One problem is that stalking requires long-term treatment, something not possible under the short periods that courts typically sentence stalkers. Society needs to better protect victims of stalkers.

Joanne Nelson can be found socially at this link

Link on facebook https://www.facebook.com/joanne.nelson.982

If you have any further information please contact the Editor at The Devon News

Hello Dear!

I hope you will be Healthy and Happy.

I am Walid Rafiqi from Afghanistan,

Someone took my Facebook Account from years ago and activated two-factor authentication.

Now I cannot open my account it wants authentication code from me, and

I cannot open my own account because I do not have access to the two-factor authentication code.

I Hopefully Suggest you to give me access to my own account.

Facebook has been a valuable tool for me in conducting online business. Initially, it was a social platform, but over time, my interest in it evolved towards entrepreneurship. I used the platform for various business activities, such as trading second-hand goods, selling handmade items, advertising, and providing services to others. It was also useful for job searching and obtaining references for my next job. However, my usage of Facebook has since decreased, and I have decided to refrain from using it for the reasons I will outline.

One advantage of Facebook was that it helped me advertise my Swedish massage and carpentry services, which yielded a steady stream of customers. I took pride in the quality of my work, and this mindset has always been important to me in conducting business. While things were going well at that time, these endeavors halted abruptly.

The social aspect of the platform can be haphazard, sometimes leading to toxicity. It is easy to lose friends on Facebook due to disagreements over differing opinions. I realized that I had made some fake friends, and many of them had views that did not align with my own, specifically with regard to social justice and woke politics. The friendship dynamic is superficial, and it is easy to filter out people who do not share common interests. In my opinion, real friendships should be deeper, and the social aspect of Facebook falls short of this.

Moreover, Facebook's system of banning users, particularly those with differing opinions is unfair. It happened to me twice, and I disagree with the notion that something as trivial as a joke warrants a thirty-day ban or even a permanent one. While I acknowledge that some may be genuinely offended, I think that the banning system is just a waste of time.

In conclusion, Facebook can be a helpful tool for conducting online business, but I cannot recommend it due to its shortcomings in social dynamics. We should resort to more traditional ways of meeting people in person and fostering genuine friendships that are not bound by the constraints of social media. Overall, Facebook gets three stars out of five because it is good for business but detrimental to friendships and social mobility.

As a consumer, it is important to be cautious of whom you give your business to. I had a negative experience with Family Home Care Medical Equipment located at 120 E Oak Ridge Drive Suite 800, Hagerstown, MD 21740. From the start, I felt ripped off as they billed my insurance for two pairs of diabetic shoes that did not fit me properly. When I approached Paula about the size issues, she told me it would take time to get used to them and they would conform to my feet with the inserts. After numerous phone calls, I still could not get a replacement. Even when I went to see my foot doctor, it wasn't until he intervened and spoke with Larry, the owner of the store, that they agreed to a resolution. However, when my new shoes came in, I was told I had to make an appointment with Larry to pick them up. When I did, his sister lied to me about leaving a message on my phone regarding the appointment. Furthermore, Larry and his sister made up lies upon lies to cover their initial lie about replacing both pairs of shoes, and that I could choose a different style. I had to sign a paper stating that I would pick up one pair of shoes, and if they didn't fit, I was liable to pay a $25 return fee for any reason. Adding to my confusion and frustration, Larry called me a week later asking when I was going to pick up the shoes, then informed me I had to sign more paperwork, even though I had already signed a paper acknowledging that I received the shoes. Though I tried to reasonably work things out with Larry, he became rude and hung up on me during a phone call. To my unpleasant surprise, Larry sent the shoes back and subsequently sent me a bill for $25. All in all, this was a difficult and unpleasant experience, especially since Family Home Care Medical Equipment is run by Larry, his wife, daughter, and sister, who are deceptive and unprofessional in their business practices. I advise anyone to be extremely cautious if choosing to take your business to this location. Furthermore, those who have also experienced issues at the store are currently trying to hold them accountable for their actions.

The article in question delves deep into the operations of a Facebook group called UK Bands, Promoters, Labels Advice/Blacklist. While the group's objective seems noble at first glance, as it aims to provide a non-judgemental space for musicians to share their experiences with shady individuals in the music industry, the reality couldn't be farther from the truth.

The group is spearheaded by a teenager named Tom Monks, who has made a name for himself by spreading vicious rumours about established professionals in the music industry. Monks is supported by Lisa Dawn Nash, who claims to be a music manager but has no credentials to back her claim.

Throughout the article, the writer exposes the group's nefarious intentions and the people who are running it. It is revealed that the group is being used as a tool by a small group of music management business owners who have banded together to boycott their competition and grow their businesses.

The group operates by employing dirty tricks campaigns to spread rumours and false accounts of events and meetings that never happened. The article also highlights the fact that the individuals behind the group are unregistered businesses and non-tax payers. They have no qualms about damaging the career prospects and financial security of established professionals in the music industry so that they can secure potential clients for themselves.

The writer highlights the malicious intent of the group and calls for regulatory authorities to look into their affairs closely. The article also highlights the group's hypocrisy as they have called for solidarity under the "don't pay to play" banner. However, many of their promoters practice pay to play, and the admin themselves are charging musicians for their services.

In conclusion, the article brings to light the group's nefarious intentions and the people who are behind it. It calls for better industry practices and ethical behaviour among music professionals. The article hopes to expose the group's manipulative ways and provide young artists with better opportunities to grow and flourish in the music industry in the UK. The article invites readers to join them in their fight against fraud and manipulation in the 21st century.

I recently had a terrible experience at a hair salon run by Laina Hicks, the owner. Not only was my hair damaged by a stylist who was not experienced with ethnic hair, but Laina herself was incredibly aggressive when I raised my concerns. She accused me of putting down her stylist when all I was trying to do was explain that I had had my hair done in this condition before and it turned out well.

During the encounter, Laina got physical with me, grabbing my hair and arms and even trying to knock my phone out of my hand so that I couldn't record what was happening. I was left with bruises on my arm where she had grabbed me. Even worse, she lied to the police officers, claiming that I had charged towards her with a hot cup of tea when, in reality, I had put the cup down and was simply trying to record the encounter.

Despite all of this, I still tipped the stylist out of politeness. Later, when I tried to get a refund, Laina refused and even lied to her staff about refunding me. But I found a different salon nearby that was able to save my hair and make it look fabulous despite the damage that Laina's salon caused.

Overall, my experience with Laina Hicks and her salon was terrible. She was aggressive, physically abusive, and even racist towards me. I will be filing a police report for assault and encourage others to think twice before giving their business to her.

Facebook has grown and evolved over the years and now operates more like a data collection website than a simple social networking platform. This is evident from the fact that Facebook encourages users to use their real names so that they can collect their data. However, their real problem lies in their lack of customer support for users. Facebook provides no way to contact them should a user run into any problems; their customer support is limited to asking the Facebook community for help. This can be frustrating for users if their profile is deleted, as there is no way to get any human assistance.

Facebook's policy on usernames is another issue that often causes frustration among users. Facebook insists that users use their real names, which isn't always practical or desirable. Sometimes users want to express themselves without revealing their real identity, but Facebook's data collection nature means they want to know as much as possible about users.

Facebook's growth in size has led to some negative attributes, including Facebook Live, which has frequent pauses and issues with copyright violations for music. Bots detect the music and remove the video if the author doesn't hold the copyright, even if they've already paid for the records but aren't making money from the streaming.

Facebook's policies also restrict users from having multiple accounts. While there are reasons why users might want more than one account, such as posting certain things under an alias, joining a group while avoiding certain people, Facebook wants users to have only one account. The more a user does with their account, the more Facebook can profile them and sell their information.

As Facebook gets worse, they find new ways to lose friends and alienate people. Their lack of customer support and policies around usernames and multiple accounts are just a few examples of their pitfalls. Despite having over 2 billion monthly users, Facebook doesn't provide individual support unless the problem affects many users. While the website has its benefits, there are certainly issues users should be aware of before fully engaging with the platform.

Facebook.com is a platform for connecting with others, sharing content, and expressing oneself. However, recent experiences on the site have led me to question their policies and actions.

About two months ago, I posted a video that was bitter-sweet, as a Black person in America, about oppression and racism. It was a public post, but it disappeared without any notification or explanation. This was unusual, as typically when a post is reported, Facebook notifies the user and requires them to take it down before they can sign in. I found the video again and put it back up, daring Facebook to take it down once more.

In addition to this experience, I also had an issue with a Facebook employee over my middle name. They claimed it was not legal, despite the fact that many users do not use their legal first or last names on the site. I felt targeted and harassed, and the conversation went on for days without resolution. I saved all the information and changed my name to avoid being blocked, but the whole situation left a bad taste in my mouth.

Further research led me to discover that Facebook may be targeting certain individuals for harassment, particularly those who are activists or advocating for change. They may even be collaborating with law enforcement to monitor and surveil users. Additionally, there are rumors that Facebook is conducting emotional experiments on users, purposefully stirring up negative emotions for their own benefit. All of this is deeply concerning and raises questions about the power and influence of large tech companies.

It's distressing that businesses like Facebook can operate with little accountability or oversight. Legal channels for addressing these issues are limited, and it's difficult for individuals to take action against such a massive organization. However, I am determined to stand up for my rights and beliefs, and hopefully, others will join me in seeking change. Discrimination and harassment have no place on a platform meant for connecting and sharing, and I hope Facebook will address these issues and take steps to create a safer, more inclusive community.

Facebook.com is a popular social media platform that has become a staple in the lives of many around the world. Users flock to the site to connect with friends and family, share photos and videos, and engage in discussions on a wide range of topics. Despite its widespread use, however, not all aspects of the platform are universally loved.

One user, in particular, recounts their experience planning a destination wedding in Tobago, West Indies, which was a mix of good and bad. While the hotel they stayed at, the Magdalena Grand, was a lovely location with helpful staff, their experience with the wedding planner they hired through the hotel, Therese Chung Waldropt, was far from perfect.

Although the user had initial misgivings about Waldropt's experience with destination weddings, they decided to hire her anyway. Unfortunately, things quickly began to unravel as Waldropt proved to be an over-communicator who was prone to lying about vendor services and charging exorbitant amounts of money for less than stellar results. Waldropt was also unreliable when it came to coordinating events, which caused a great deal of stress for the wedding party and guests.

Despite these challenges, not all was lost for the user's wedding as they received exceptional service from Carineh Deokiesingh, a staff member at the Magdalena Grand who went above and beyond to make their stay and wedding experience special. While Therese Chung Waldropt may have been a disappointment, thanks to her, the user was able to learn valuable lessons about the importance of using reputable destination planning businesses and conducting thorough research before making important decisions.

All in all, while Facebook.com may not have been able to prevent the user's negative experience with Therese Chung Waldropt, it continues to be a popular online community that enables users to connect with others and share their experiences, both positive and negative.

I tried to list a Rollator on Facebook Marketplace (walker with wheels), but the system keeps erroneously flagging it and saying it cannot be sold on Facebook Marketplace and that my account is in jeopardy of suspension.

There are hundreds, if not thousands of rollators/walkers on Marketplace (see attached screenshots). Why am I not allowed to sell one when everybody else is?

Nicole George has literally put all over social media and Facebook that our family took from her. We did not steal anything from her. She had wedding items in a box that she said that we could take and then she posted we stold from her. We want this behavior to stop. We told her we would pay and or bring back item and she blocked us.

MAKE HER DEACTIVATE HER ACCOUNT OR I WILL SEEK LEGAL COUNCEL

Dear Team,
It is too inform you that we are created the Facebook Account ID by the Hotel Sun Ring with the email address : [protected]@gmail.com but it has been blocked for 180 days & we request you to kindly arrange to re-open the Hotel Bussiness id on Facebook at the earliest.
Thanks a lot for your support in Advance.
Thanks & Regards
Sudhir Singh
Hotel Sun Ring
Mob. - +91-[protected]
Agra(India)

I have been barred from Marketplace over something I did not do. I need it for my business please. I have asked for multiple revues and nothing. All I was told is that I posted a coupon. I DID NOT! I feel this is so wrong and it has cost me a lot of money. Please fix this issue.

I am under Connie Partridge Gilbreath

I am considering getting a Lawyer involved to get back my losses.

My fakebook account, Bob Vermillion

I do not understand why I am receiving this message today on 26 June 2024 at 8:45 AM.

Your account is restricted for 24 hours

Your account activity didn't follow our Community Standards, so you can't do one or more things you usually do.

My postings are nonpolitical and clean.

Kind regards,

Bob Vermillion

[protected]@esdrmv.com

From June 15th through today I have been seeing various $2 to $3 charges on my credit card. These were pending so my CC company would not allow me to dispute them. Today I noticed that the June 15th charges have gone through to actual charges. This resulted in me having to cancel my card and get it replaced. Why am I getting these charges? I don't buy anything on FB and when I went into the meta pay setting and looked at activity, there are only 2 donations that I did place. Where are these other charges coming from? On my credit card account it shows the correct address for FB. What is going on?

When I open my FB account using the app it prompts me to the account of Martin Tafoya.

However, when I go to the website, Facebook.com, it prompts me to my correct account.

This problem occurred, I think about January/February 2024. Not sure of the exact date.

I addressed this problem earlier, I think, April 2024.

Furthermore, when I go to the FB app and it directs me to Martin Tafoya’s account, all the pertinent info are all under Jack Bolado, including the profile picture.

The following is submitted:

Name: Jack Bolado

Email address:

[protected]@aol.com

New CP: [protected]

Old CP: [protected]

I also submitted this problem in

the FB website under “Report a Problem”, “other”. On June 9, 2024 about 10:45-11:00 am.

Additionally I have not posted anything since at least March/April 2024. When I attempted to do some postings it goes to the account of Martin Tafoya so I just cancel the postings.

Hello. I want to address a very important issue. For the past 2 months, every time I try to Share something that does not violate Community Standards, I get a pop-up telling me that my account is disabled for 6 days. When the 6 days are up and I try to Share another post, I get the same pop-up box no matter what the subject is. This has been going on for 2 months. Can you please fix this so that I can send good things to my family and friends? This continuous pop-up is not only unfair, but it is unjust.

They are infrigment they delete everything I comment on tell me I cant comment on nothing I been going through this for 20 days now isn't that enough it is against the law on your first amendment to be taken away please let me talk in facebook they are enjoying this to much ty

Sirwilliamwhite is my facebook name but william white is my real name thank you again for understanding

I just need to start my life with a new life and I can not reach out to someone how to take all my accounts off yes i should have never did so many but now my want to be boyfriend thinks i was just a [censored] and i really dont need that many accounts from trying to hide from me ex was the reason now i just want one account and I cant erase any of the other ones please help me someone!

I am trying to promote business through my Facebook and created my organization name Aertc Putalisadak! But my account has been suspend saying it was against community standards. I am Subarna Basnet Owner of American Educational Research & Training Center! In order to promote by business i created Facebook account name Aertc Putalisadak and under that i created a page and i want to boost my post through that page to promote my business. Nowadays Facebook have been so much insecure coz we cannot believe the community standard. I know i was doing my work but i am not satisfied with the term and condition that u apply on our accounts.

please active my account ! i want to tell you that i am regular booster of facebook page ads as well as instagram ads.

Regards,

Subarna Basnet

CEO

American Educational Research & Training center

My account was hacked on 14/04/2024.

I cannot login to my account at all, the hacker has changed my password since i received a hacked message to click on the link to re-activate my account.

I have sent you an email since yesterday, no reply. I got a charged of $216 either from you or the hacker.

I am frustrated cannot access my account name Pascal Cesar on email [protected]@gmail.com, my telephone +230 [protected]