Facebook.com Facebook.com They said I violated terms and not meet company with my business oriented site Menlo Park California
I have my own website I am working on slowly and I am not making money at the moment. I am non-paid unemployed and am trying to create employment. Facebook then send me a message saying my post is in violation and I disagree with them and I click to appeal because I REFUSE to admit my violation.
I was posting to get the word out. And they unpublished my business page too! Therefore, Facebook is in violation of my freedom of speech! Facebook needs to stop abusing people! They need to be looked into and conduct a Federal investigation and be sued by me and many others. Facebook will have to cough up money or otherwise, hand over ownership to us so we can fire them and they will never find any career ever again.
I am trying to get a business up and running. I am sick of people put me down and Facebook nailed it hardest so they will need to be suspended. And must write me an apology in email. They need to leave everyone alone including me. I am exploring to file suit starting this Monday (written this on Saturday evening). Facebook needs to stop being stupid!
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Robert
Irvine,California,
United States
Typical Mantra
#2Consumer Comment
Sun, February 17, 2019
Before you go too far down this path that they are violating your "Free Speech" rights. You perhaps should go back and re-read the First Amendment.
Facebook is a PRIVATE company and you have no "right" to Free Speech that would make it illegal for them to allow you to post what ever you want. They have terms and conditions on their site. As a user on their site you agreed to those terms when you signed up.
You failed to give any details on what post they removed and under what circumstances. That is where did you post, what did the post say, and what type of "business" do you have. What do you mean by you were "posting to get the word out". As one example, if you posted it in such a way that they considered SPAM you would be in violation of their terms.