Ruthvux agency
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- Feb 1, 2025
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Try appealing through Meta’s official support again. Some accounts do get restored after review.
My personal Facebook account got permanently disabled
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chuotdz123
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- Apr 2, 2024
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In this case, you likely won't be able to unlock your Facebook account again. You should just use a new one.
SEO Executive
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Does the final notice still offer an appeal? If yes, follow that process. If it says you can’t request another review, the normal appeal route is closed.
Mertin Agency
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- Nov 28, 2025
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In my opinion, you should try submitting a complaint through Facebook’s official support channels. Make sure the information on your ID matches your account details, and follow the instructions carefully.
Similar to mine my facebook account got permanently disabled due to integrity. I don't know why I submitted my ID 3 times since the first once just made for screenshot and the 2nd one was printed, and the 3rd one was the real ID but still ended up disabled with the reason "integrity." That account is a local vendor selling food used by my wife selling nearby and posted usually in Facebook groups only. I don't know what it triggers why it end up disabled. Do you think this is fair the reason is integrity even I submitted the real ID?
artificials
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- Aug 17, 2024
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Did you create a new account finally? curious.
Finex Global Agency
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- Jan 1, 2026
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Try submitting a complaint through Facebook’s official account recovery process. Clearly explain the situation and provide genuine verification documents if requested. Avoid paying any third party that promises to recover your account.
Bongtuyetpro94
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- Oct 20, 2026
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Brief answer:
Submit an appeal through Facebook’s official channels, check your account status, and secure your email and password. Avoid unreliable account recovery services.
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Did you speak to the support? What did the Meta's support say about this?
No, I used my son's Facebook account and created a new page instead. Actually, after a day promoting her products, META asked again for KYC verification and detected us as a bot because my son's account was not actively posting, and then my wife suddenly started spamming and pasting all of his product postings to 10 different FB groups. I said to her that sharing would be more effective if she kept copy-pasting; it looks more spam-like than if she uses the share button. Luckily this one works fine after my son taking a selfie and ID verification.
Now I think my wife did something wrong with her account, even submitting the right ID, but META is still disabling it.
blacktulip
Newbie
- Jul 19, 2023
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Check the disabled account notice for an appeal option and try Meta's official recovery process. Posting your phone number alone shouldn't automatically mean a permanent ban, so there may have been another trigger. Avoid anyone offering paid account recovery services.