UniqueProblemSolver
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- Oct 3, 2014
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Hi everyone!
I'm a new member here, and I hope this post will be useful for those who are interested.
Today, I am going to show you a very simple method. Let's cut to the chase, shall we?
Assuming, we've just created a Gmail account. We don't want to go and sign up for Facebook directly, especially if we've already made a Facebook account (using a different Gmail of course), because we don't want to piss Mr. Zuckerberg off, do we?
We go to Twitter instead. I'm sorry I had to mention Twitter, simply because the trick is all about it.
Twitter rarely asks for Phone Verification, so when we create a new Twitter account, then verify it via e-mail, we want to go to Settings, Profile, we click Connect to Facebook, then we sign up through there. However, if the verification via Gmail pops up, then we're good; but If it goes back to login page, you have to close that window, then click Connect to Facebook & click Sign up for Facebook again, making sure you enter the same details you've entered before. A different window will pop up. Just go to your Gmail inbox, then you'll receive an e-mail which I think you've never received before. If I remember correctly, it's about verifying the link between Twitter and Facebook. We want to click the verification link that's included in the e-mail. (Or you can use the other method, which is copying the code and pasting it... you know what I mean.)
After that, you won't have to verify your Facebook account (even when you receive "just one more step to blah blah..." e-mail), because It's already verified thanks to that e-mail I mentioned earlier.
For your information, this method asked me once for identity verification because I was too hasty; I started retweeting random posts, then I ended up posting them on Facebook, too, before setting up a damn thing regarding my Facebook account.
I assure you that this method works flawlessly, and it doesn't require any scripts of any kind. The only "script" I used was my "survival instinct", metaphorically speaking.
I know it sounds silly, but it works!
Give it a try, and let me know.
Good luck! *Morgan Freeman's voice*
I'm a new member here, and I hope this post will be useful for those who are interested.
Today, I am going to show you a very simple method. Let's cut to the chase, shall we?
Assuming, we've just created a Gmail account. We don't want to go and sign up for Facebook directly, especially if we've already made a Facebook account (using a different Gmail of course), because we don't want to piss Mr. Zuckerberg off, do we?
We go to Twitter instead. I'm sorry I had to mention Twitter, simply because the trick is all about it.
Twitter rarely asks for Phone Verification, so when we create a new Twitter account, then verify it via e-mail, we want to go to Settings, Profile, we click Connect to Facebook, then we sign up through there. However, if the verification via Gmail pops up, then we're good; but If it goes back to login page, you have to close that window, then click Connect to Facebook & click Sign up for Facebook again, making sure you enter the same details you've entered before. A different window will pop up. Just go to your Gmail inbox, then you'll receive an e-mail which I think you've never received before. If I remember correctly, it's about verifying the link between Twitter and Facebook. We want to click the verification link that's included in the e-mail. (Or you can use the other method, which is copying the code and pasting it... you know what I mean.)
After that, you won't have to verify your Facebook account (even when you receive "just one more step to blah blah..." e-mail), because It's already verified thanks to that e-mail I mentioned earlier.
For your information, this method asked me once for identity verification because I was too hasty; I started retweeting random posts, then I ended up posting them on Facebook, too, before setting up a damn thing regarding my Facebook account.
I assure you that this method works flawlessly, and it doesn't require any scripts of any kind. The only "script" I used was my "survival instinct", metaphorically speaking.
I know it sounds silly, but it works!
Give it a try, and let me know.
Good luck! *Morgan Freeman's voice*
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