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Re: The shy Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook

tabdulsamad1 — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 23:18:59 -0000

hi everybody, my facebook account has been deleted without any reason . i haven't got any warning before getting disabled. anybody pls help me out. my email id is- nofear_eagles@hotmail.com

Regards,
Tariq

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Cora — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 13:10:48 -0000

Well over a year later, and Zuckerberg hasn't improved shit. There is no appeal process if your account gets disabled, and the hypocrisy and vagueness of their terms of service agreement are mind-boggling.

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NITS — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 13:36:14 -0000

Thanks to him for providing the incredible community website. Which was proved by the maximum traffic.

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NITS — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 05:50:47 -0000

Its great work and achievement by him. To surpass the google orkut is easy deal. He had beaten the world greatest discovery google.com

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Barbie — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 05:08:54 -0000

I participated in a lively "discussion" on a couple of friends' walls regarding some sports- complete with pics...
then I reposted a request from an organization that provides support free of charge for people living with cancer for volunteers for a fund raising event...
I also posted a link to another fundraiser and asked who wanted to go with me...
I commented on several of my 120+ friends' (all of whom are ACTUAL friends that I would have in my home) posts on their walls including Birthday wishes to a dear friend and a "Hello" and "Congrats on your new baby" to another, who's friend request I had just received and accepted...
then later in the afternoon, a friend posted some lyrics to a song on his wall - so I "sang" along with others for a few posts...
and then posted my own update about my son's visit at the doctor, complete with picture.

Evidently all of THAT is what is considered Facebook SPAM, as I was then without warning restricted from Wall Posts!

Isn't THAT what Facebook is supposed to be used for??? Wasn't I doing EXACTLY what the site was intended for???

And what is with the piss poor complete LACK of standards and customer service??
The market is WIDE OPEN for anyone who actually WANTS the customer base and acts like it!!

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Facebook User — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 17:49:44 -0000

Why was my account disabled? I go online and play with SPP, Mafia Wars and Farm Town... Yes I add people daily to play SPP but I didnt think that was doing anything wrong. I also have received the pink slip when adding but everyone does almost daily. I felt it was a glitch I sure didnt know I was going to be disabled because of it.

I am home daily because of illness and I do no harm to anyone..This is how I control my depression.

Is this permanent?

Please reconsider and enable my account again.. thank you

My children got me to join facebook as a way of therapy because I am going through severe depression.. It is a way for me to open up and relax. It is a site that they felt I could be safe on. I am not a sex offender or do I deal in porno. I was depressed from abuse by my ex husband. I started out chatting and playing Mafia Wars.. I started getting notice on how to add 500 people on Mafia.. Being studid I didnt know it could cause to problems later on.. I was having fun..Then it got out of hand and I tried deleting them once I had them on my Mafia account.. Mafia led to Vampire Wars, Gangster, Mob, etc.. Then I found the SPP application and I was immediately hooked.. I started developing wonderful relationships there. Then came Farm Town and Yoville.. I lost track of who to delete and who to keep. Also If I deleted the wrong person I would lose my friends in SPP, Farmtown and Yoville. I dont care about Mafia or the other games.. I only care about Yoville, SPP, Farmtown..and applications like that.. None of the war games.. I have not only invested time in these applications but I have invested money buying Gold Items in both SPP, Yoville, MyFarm.. I have lost all of that.. as well as my friends..

I have many pictures of my family and friends stored on Facebook that I may never see again.. PLEASE I am begging you to please enable my account again. This means the world to me at this point in my life..My counselor knows about facebook and has encouraged me to continue it's use.. I do again apologize for any wrong doing on my part. I will delete everyone that I do not have contact with in facebook and I am going to delete mafia wars, etc.. All I want is my SPP, Farmtown, Yoville and this kind of applications..

Account that was disabled is mschultz@cebridge.net..

Thank you
Martha Schultz

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Rajbir D — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 13:19:49 -0000

Breakfast with a president. That's cool.

68 million active users is even better.

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Alexandra Everist — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 09:35:03 -0000

I want to add my complaint to this list. My Facebook account was disabled on Sunday and I have still not received a response to my request for an explanation.
Alexandra Everist
Author of "A Katrina Moment"
www.alexandraeverist.com

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leon jackson — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 21:11:02 -0000

fuck you facebook for shutting down my account for no reason and then have the nerve to not tell me why or reply to my messages. you totally fucked my business as people i had met had all their contact info, numbers etc, among all the friends i had lost touch with over the years. as i scroll down this page it seems that numerous people are experiencing the same problems. so here's a tip, fix the fucking glitches or YOU will end up in legal battles and shutdown. myspace seems to work well. so if i do happen to be reinstated onto facebook i will be sending out a message to all about your little glitch.
thanks for the inconvenience you have caused all of us. how about one day you wake up and your fuckin bank says, your account is frozen for no apparent reason and no one would respond to your messages. FUCK YOU!

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Brian P. — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 21:10:24 -0000

Hello. I would just like to say that I am not a fan of Facebook's customer service. I reciently joined facebook, and I really enjoyed it. I found a lot of friends, and felt like I was on the steps to becoming a more social person. I tried logging into Facebook today, and noticed that my account was "Disabled." When i clicked on the help link, it said that I was kicked from FB after 60 days for not being part of a high school network. This does not even make sense:

A) I have not had Facebook for 60 days.
B) I received a confirmation letter that I was accepted into my High School network.

I have since emailed appeals@facebook.com and disabled@facebook.com and have received an automated response.

I hope that there is something you can do to ensure that customer service can atleast provide me with a better reason as to why this has happened to my account.

thanks- Brian P.

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Gemma — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 16:06:30 -0000

For no apparent reason my account got disabled i was given no warning this would happen and i did noting wrong while i was using facebook. I have looked into this and it has seemed to happen to a number of people who have doen nothing wrong, i am extremly angry that you have done this to an innocent person.
i have emailed all the facebook address telling them my situation and hopefully i will get it re-activated, but this should not be happening.
SORT IT OUT

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Sammy Jo — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 15:32:47 -0000

I'm personally happy for all the people who at least received Facebooks so called "warnings" about their "misuse of the site"

My account was disabled just this morning and what kind of warning did I receive?

None

No reason for my account being disabled at all. And as I look back on all the things that I did on Facebook I realize that not a single thing that I did was a legitimate reason to disable my account.

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Giorgos — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 02:04:35 -0000

Facebook disables my account

I didn't send spam, I just wanted to invite my school friends to join my group of classmates.

I think it's wrong and unfair to disable my account.

The only thing I wanted, was to invite my old classmates that aren't my facebook friends to join my group who has as a title "(School name 1995 classmates"

I e-mailed disabled, info, appeals@facebook.com and nothing happens...

Please tell me what can I do to re-enable my login account...
I am desperate

Yours,
Giorgos Georgiou

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Bigweasel — Fri, 30 May 2008 12:28:27 -0000

I see people talking about the limits of Use on Facebook and no clear definition of them.

there is a simple solution to the problem it is called programming. Code the delays right in to the program so that they cant be misused.

But when you steal someone elses code and scab it together for your own use one tends to overlook these things.

One thing i find really disturbing is that if you want to read any of the comments Zuck makes you have to do so on his facebook blog.

This means you have to agree to the terms of his site and become a member. in order to even read the terms of service you are bound by a clickover contract that states in essence. Just being on the site you have agreed to the terms. So in order to read the terms you first have to be bound by the terms.

This done by a man that preaches free flow of information on the internet.
Wish i could read those articles without having to agree to some 6000 word contract first.

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alex_0915 — Thu, 29 May 2008 10:05:27 -0000

Grounds for class action lawsuit against facebook:

Shroyer v New Cingular Wireless Services Inc
held that a class action waiver and mandatory arbitration clause in a mobile phone contract was unenforceable because it was unconscionable under California law.

WE'RE GOOD TO GO !

Re: The shy Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook

Bigweasel — Thu, 29 May 2008 00:29:13 -0000

As for you Scobelizer......

Is your support Payola?
It sure stinks like it.
I can't believe somone who's opinion i respected could do such an about face.

Oh well c'est la vie.............

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Bigweasel — Thu, 29 May 2008 00:25:59 -0000

Meeting the president of Pakistan huh?
I'm impressed a supposed internet God (freedom) meeting with the leader of a country with a history of some of the most flagrant human rights violations and one of the most repressive regimes in the world.

Zuck you suck man truly...
Are you that impressed with yourself that you are oblivious to what you are doing or even who you sanction by meeting with them.

Was this a productive meeting?
I mean the Prez of Pakistan is in trouble in his own country and I am sure he just popped in to get a few pointers from Zuck on how to further repress his countrymen in Pakistan.
After all Zuck is a real pro at repressing rights and setting up ambigous draconian rules.

Way to go Zuck like i said you suck.

Re: The shy Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook

alex_0915 — Wed, 28 May 2008 08:11:32 -0000

We need to put a crimp in facebook's earnings... because they earn off of us and, in return, do not provide services, only nazi-like restrictions and unspecified terms of service. I think a class action lawsuit with thousands of people suing for $10,000 each sounds about right.

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alex_0915 — Wed, 28 May 2008 08:06:25 -0000

Oh stop pandering to them. Facebook is run like a Gestapo-type organization and deserves to be treated this way. There is no room in America for a "company" like facebook, with unfair terms of usage, who abuses the rights of consumers, to not be held accountable for their actions. Here are two more recent incidents:

http://getsatisfaction.com/...

Zuckerberg, you'd better get off your fake shyness because I'm getting tired of your lame act. I'm collecting case files for a class action and suit and I will see you and your sham of a company in court.

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Christopher Grecco — Mon, 26 May 2008 19:22:30 -0000

I really appreciate your help here. I am a good Facebook user and a good, rule abiding person, and I would never purposely break your rules. Ever. I made a first time and only time mistake like this after being a happy user for over two years. I am not a repeated "troublemaker," as my account surely shows. Please give me a second chance to prove that this was a misunderstanding and that I was not purposely breaking your rules. I will not make the same mistake twice...but I also believe in getting a chance to right a wrong. I have had a heartbreaking week, and I did not and would not ever do what I was accused of here.

Thank you, Christopher Greco

crgreco@gmail.com

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Christopher Grecco — Mon, 26 May 2008 19:20:45 -0000

Dear Facebook,

My two-plus year old Facebook account was disabled last week suddenly and I did not understand why until I received an email saying that I had exceeded the number of permitted messages in a short amount of time. I was messaging American Bar association law student leaders who like me were just appointed to positions by the ABA. The students I messaged joined a new group I started. They are all willing to state that I was not maliciously messaging them or harassing them in any way. I have never before "spammed" anyone, and I did not know I was doing what Facebok considers to be over-messagiig until it was too late. However, no one I sent a message to would say I was harassing them, and they are willing to support me.

I have never before been accused of this in all the time I have been a Facebook user. I have always carefully followed Facebook's rules. I would never, ever maliciously message or "spam" anyone. Facebook's automated system misinterpreted me, and I am being punished for it. However, I still now know your rules, and it will not happen again. I am so upset over this, because I feel like I am powerless to prove that I was misinterpreted.

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Pietu — Mon, 26 May 2008 11:56:16 -0000

It's really weird that since there are limits of usage (amount of searches etc), why cannot the limits be clearly told in the terms of use. And why is there only a warning to "slow down" and not a simple warning about the risk of getting Your account disabled. Using the app for what it clearly is made for (getting connected with people) is "persistent misuse"???? And no or very slow reply after very quick disabling???? WTF??? People actually may have over 100 other people they know.
Ridiculous.

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nishith takia — Mon, 26 May 2008 00:19:36 -0000

Hi Mark,

i am really sorry to be bothering you. But yesterday afternoon, i suddenly found my facebook account disabled for 'Persistent Misuse'. I can safely state that i do not spam, do not send unsolicited emails or do nothing that could be damaging. However, i must have violated some principles of facebook. But i am not sure what it is. I have not also received any warning messages. So please could my account be reactivated with a note as to why i got disabled. This would help me to follow your rules more vigorously.

I am sorry if my usage of facebook has caused any inconvenience. I have over 1600 friends and i do stay in touch with quite a few on a daily basis. So please reactivate my account so that my life can restart. I feel totally disconnected... :(

Thank you very much.

In anticipation

Warm regards,

Nishith Takia
nish.takia@gmail.com

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Katherine Fray — Sat, 24 May 2008 20:37:27 -0000

Facebook diactivated my account saying that I was 'missusing Facebook' and that I was 'violating its terms of use'. I never did such a thing. I am very angry because I had pictures on Facebook that were special to me, and I can no longer get them back now. Also, I had all my friends from my former school on Facebook, and I have no other way of contacting them.

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alex_0915 — Sat, 24 May 2008 18:11:45 -0000

And you can happily forward my comments to him; many people have been calling him and his puppet-like "board of directors" for being banned for no good reason, within about 30 seconds of being "warned"... our next step is to take the man and his so-called creation to court.