How To Receive Support For Account That May Have Been Hacked.

I sent five different notices to Facebook this week about issues with my account. It all started with someone opening a Facebook page using one of my email addresses. I notified Facebook when I saw an email from them. Then I noticed changes on my Facebook page I sent them a copy. I noticed components on the page disappearing I notified them again. Next I got a pop up menu in Facebook asking for access to my safari I almost choked but notified them again. Each time changing passwords and securing accounts. I fixed the account so that if anyone logged into it I would get notified and someone logged in again from the gmail account. So I sent them another message and deactivated the account. Can anyone help me get Facebook to clean this up?? I'm clueless here and they are doing nothing but sending form letters.

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Answer #1: Posted by Odin on August 1st, 2015 3:47 PM

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Sorry, but no one here can "help [you] get Facebook to clean this up." Facebook's suggestions for such situations are laid out at https://www.facebook.com/help/131719720300233. Perhaps you've already followed those that are pertinent. If so, nothing more can be done. I wish I had additional advice, but I do not.

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Answer #2: Posted by glaub1968 on September 25th, 2015 4:20 PM

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Hacking is a major problem on Facebook due to leaving your account open or even games on your mobile device. The best advice is to change your security settings and change your password using upper and lower case letters and use a symbol in your password too.

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