Facebook

I joined Facebook back in June/July of this year 2020. I joined to simply share photographs with family & friends. I never posted a single item to my timeline and my Facebook page was public. After 20+ hours of posting and archiving photographs to my albums section, my account was randomly disabled after only 3-4 weeks of being a member. I was asked to verify my account and uploaded a picture of my face to do so. My account was not reactivated. I challenged this decision and was asked to verify my account again. This time I uploaded a scan of my active vehicle license. Again, my account was not reactivated and this time it was permanently disabled. I tried to contact Facebook's customer service but soon realized, Facebook does not offer customer service. I can not think of any LEGITIMATE business, that does not offer customer service. Especially one with revenue in the billions. By failing to provide customer service Facebook eliminates any and all accountability for their actions. Clearly Facebook does not care about their site patrons and only exists to further their private agenda/s. I am not surprised however, since Facebook was built on the lies, deceit and treachery of Mark Zuckerberg...

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.

Excellent service. Prompt reply to messages. Polite and professional. Left the area clean and tidy. Would highly recommend

This is a bad idea all around. I would like to see some information verification. I even tried their dating and that was a joke.

We have a little history together. On good and bad. Love you almost as much as i love Twitter. Because your support sucks banana a**.

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