How Do You Delete A Disabled Account When You Cannot Log In To Deactivate It?

A friend of mine, whose English is not good, has been locked out of his Facebook account for sharing a computer with his significant other (who has also been locked out). Facebook said the reason for the lockout was "possible multiple accounts." They are two people, and each has an account, so no violations are occurring. All they did was share a PC. None the less, they are not willing to send in their IDs to get their accounts unlocked, considering the request a privacy violation (I agree. It's not a bank, or a welfare office, but a lowly social networking site). How can a person delete their account if they cannot log in to deactivate it. My friends would REALLY appreciate knowing...and I can't find the answer anywhere. Thanks! Kelly

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Answer #1: Posted by Odin on November 12th, 2012 5:38 PM

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You must log in before deleting your account. (If it's disabled, it's already deactivated.)

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