New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Suing Facebook in small claims?
Ask HN: Suing Facebook in small claims?
59 by brojoe55 | 35 comments on Hacker News.
Hello dear HN. I am looking for advise, I have a Facebook account that has been suspended for unknown reasons, other than I somehow 'broke' the community standards. It is unclear to me which ones however. When I try to re-log in I am stopped by an endless AI bot, and cannot get a hold of a real person. I am still paying monthly for Facebook Ads for my small business. However, I cannot log in to cancel these Ads. I tried contacting my credit card company, but FB uses a different vendor account for each bill posted, making it difficult for the credit card company to stop these transactions. I attempted emailing FB several time to legal@facebook.com. And I wrote a letter twice, and sent in the mail via postage, with tracking, which was delivered, to cancel my Ad services and provide a refund. No response however. Should I proceed to small claims court to recover about $300 of lost Ad revenue, for a service which I can no longer use? I am still being billed to. Does anybody have any experience with this?
59 by brojoe55 | 35 comments on Hacker News.
Hello dear HN. I am looking for advise, I have a Facebook account that has been suspended for unknown reasons, other than I somehow 'broke' the community standards. It is unclear to me which ones however. When I try to re-log in I am stopped by an endless AI bot, and cannot get a hold of a real person. I am still paying monthly for Facebook Ads for my small business. However, I cannot log in to cancel these Ads. I tried contacting my credit card company, but FB uses a different vendor account for each bill posted, making it difficult for the credit card company to stop these transactions. I attempted emailing FB several time to legal@facebook.com. And I wrote a letter twice, and sent in the mail via postage, with tracking, which was delivered, to cancel my Ad services and provide a refund. No response however. Should I proceed to small claims court to recover about $300 of lost Ad revenue, for a service which I can no longer use? I am still being billed to. Does anybody have any experience with this?
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