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To: jERRY Ö¿Ö who wrote (70235)	5/15/2010 11:46:09 PM
From: Cheeky Kid	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110655

I got booted for adding too many friends. I was booted Feb 20 2010. I sent in 3 emails to find out if I can get my account back. 1 month ago I received an automated email from Facebook, where I had to tell them the reason I think I was booted. Apparently their computers booted me, not an admin. So I wait. I tried calling, but the recording said "We are an Internet company, and you had to contact them by email." Something to that effect. I thought Acronis had bad support, seven weeks to respond to an email, Facebook takes the cake. There are a pile of reasons you get booted from Facebook. I would estimate that there are close to a million people booted at any given time. If it's not privacy, it's their goofy rules. Send too many messages, get booted, send too many videos, get booted, add too many friends too fast get booted, and I would guess that the list goes on and on. Since getting the boot, I have accomplished a lot of stuff. If I don't get my account back, so be it. They need some stiff competition, when you are the big kid on the block you can get away with all sorts of things. In short Facebook sucks rocks.

To: jERRY Ö¿Ö who wrote (70235)	5/16/2010 9:44:16 AM
From: PMS Witch	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110655

Delete Facebook. . . Those two words are far easier said than done. Facebook makes deleting an account profoundly challenging. Sure, it's easy once you locate the place to do it, but try finding that place! Here's the link to delete a Facebook account ssl.facebook.comhelp The deletion takes place two weeks after you use this link. (Just in case you change your mind.) Cheers, PW. Disclaimer. . . If you use your Facebook account for any reason whatsoever, such as logging in or using any other service "linked" to your Facebook account, Facebook assumes you've changed your mind and cancels the deletion request.