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 Facebook considers to be over-messaging 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.
This was the first time I have EVER been accused of anything on Facebook, and I believe I deserve a second chance after being a good and supportive user for so long. 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.
I apologized for violating Facebook's terms of use. I did not realize I was doing so at the time, and when I received a warning it was too late. I have been an honest and rule following Facebook user for a long, long time now, and I have never purposely broken any rules.
I really appreciate ANY help or advice anyone can give here. I know that Facebook has a valid / legit case against a majority of people it disables, but there ARE innocent people who fall victim to FB's automated algorithm disable system because their actions and movies are completely misinterpreted. I am proof of it, and I am NOT exaggerating or misstating my case. I swear to god.
My emails to
disabled@facebook.com,
info@facebook.com, appeals @facebook.com and
warnings@Facebook.com have all gone unanswered. I do not know where to turn now.
Anyone have any advice?
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