You may have seen adverts similar to this on the media.
If you've been suspended by Facebook since Big Brother started and it wasn't your fault, the Facebook Accidental Suspension Helpline can probably help you claim, why not find out?
Facebook Accidental Suspension Helpline is the UK's leading name in Facebook claims.
Thinking of making a claim due to an suspension that wasn't your fault? If so, you may be entitled to compensation, and the Facebook Accidental Suspension Helpline™ are here to guide you through the claims process. In the past , we’ve helped tens of thousands of people across the UK (well some anyway) make compensation claims for their accidental suspension - compensation they deserved.
Account Suspension can happen at any time. Many suspensions occur on the OBB, involving simpletons and mods or paid lackeys.
Why make an Accidental Suspension claim?
Victims of more serious suspensions regularly need time off Facebook to recover from their suspension, leading to credibility problems such as struggling to keep up with games and their crops dying. In fact, many people return to Facebook too early due to these problems. That is why it is important that Accidental Suspension victims make an Accidental Suspension Claim and are awarded the compensation they deserve - to give them the time needed to make a full recovery.
We can make an Accidental Suspension Claim if it can be shown that someone in FB or BB has been at fault in some way - that they have failed in a duty or not taken reasonable care - and that this fault or failure caused (or partly caused) the suspension or that the suspension was instigated or encouraged by the Channel 5 employees or their supporters on the Official Big Brother site and carried out by Facebook.
There are reported instances of Facebook suspending accounts and when challenged backing down and admitting they made a mistake. This suggests that the suspension is not a random occurrence but a targeted selection of an individual, probably from the Official Big Brother Wall as this seems to be a linking feature. The likeliest sequence of events if that someone on the OBB wall is reporting people that they do not agree with and claiming that they are fake profiles. The speed with which Facebook is now backing down suggests that they have had some practice. If they cause you inconvenience by suspending your account you should be entitled to compensation, not some feeble apology in an email.
How about it Facebook?
Is it time to stop the suspensions and more emails saying that you have made more mistakes?
Is it time to identify the individual or individuals who are instigating this process and suspend them instead?
Or is it time to pay compensation?
I am sure the ambulance chasers would love a new group of clients.
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