Trying to report an abuse on Facebook ;Can someone please help me?

Hi, I know this is a bit late, but better late then never, first off I wanted to say my FB account which this email is used was banned (wrongly, but I really don't care) last June 2010. But anyway last April 2010, this guy sent me a few messages saying he could assassinate me, etc. Before my FB account had been banned I was going to report him, but it wanted me to report the abuse location, but I had already deleted the message. Since I deleted the messages, I did not think they was a way to report him, so I just blocked him. But I was talking to a friend yesterday, and he said I should still report him, and he gave me this address.

Here is his page:

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I'd suggest resending the e-mail (probably because they didn't even read it!)

Like I said before, I don't really care about getting my account back, I want this nut taken care of.

and going to this person's profile and at the left clicking the "Block/Report this person", then select "Threats" as the reason, and the location "Messages".

Can I have a screenshot of those messages h sent you and the link to his profile, as well?

The Listener wrote:You have no proof then, how would you expect Facebook to believe he was abusive as you say? I think the deleted messages on Facebook aren't saves anywhere on their database, and if they did, I'm more than sure they won't take the time to browse one of the largest databases on the internet for a couple messages.

The Listener wrote:If you got no proof at all, I'm afraid you can't do anything about it.

A) Unofrtunately, there isn't. Like I have said in my post above, I don't think messages are saved on the database, and I highly doubt Facebook would ever start browsing such a huge database to get them.

B) That might work, yet it's not rock solid. I'd try, though.

xSiik wrote:You can always email Facebook support and ask them to look into recent message you have retrieved. I am certain they can recover old message deleted by users.

I don't think so; honestly, Facebook Support stinks and, by having a database with over 500,000,000 users, it won't be easy.

Try option B.

Hi, I know this is a bit late, but better late then never. Last April 2010, this guy sent me a few messages saying he could assassinate me, etc. I was going to report him, but it wanted me to report the abuse location (the messages), but I had already deleted the message. Since I deleted the messages, I did not think they was a way to report him, so I just blocked him. But I was talking to a friend yesterday, and he said I should still report him, and he gave me this address. So if you look thru my deleted messages in my inbox, you will see that he has threatned me. Also I would like to say, he runs a website where he posts about how he has been arrested by the secret service for threatening to assassinate the president and a senator, and how he still wants to (I of course found out about all of this after he made me his friend). If you would like, I will give you a link to his site.

Here is his page:

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xSiik wrote:Only send it once, you don't want to make them start ignoring your messages for spamming. The message sounds good, hopefully they respond. Keep us updated.

suggestedsites2 wrote:I got fed up waiting for a reply, so I sent it again.

xSiik wrote:You can always email Facebook support and ask them to look into recent message you have retrieved. I am certain they can recover old message deleted by users.

@suggestedsites2

unconfuse me; are you locked out of Facebook due to all this or can you now access it ...has your account been re-permitted?

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