Recover your facebook account… take meta to court
Rather than make the significant financial investment required to provide even the most basic customer service to their users, Meta seems utsourced customer service everywhere from states’ attorneys general to small claims courts. Like Wal-Mart who relies on government assistance programs to supplement their workers’ low wages rather than paying a living wage, Meta is also putting an undue burden on public resources to increase shareholder value and Zuckerberg’s immense wealth.
There is no way to reliably get your Facebook or Instagram account back if it has been deleted by Meta. However, there are a variety of methods that users have used to regain their accounts with varying degrees of success. These include paying $14.99/month for Meta Verified which apparently provides customer service with real, live human beings; petitioning your state’s Attorney General; and suing Meta in small claims court. The latter, taking Meta to court, seems to be the most effective.
HOW TO SUE FACEBOOK
JusticeDirect Law Firm details how you can sue Facebook in small claims court in this
helpful article. They also detail how to file a case in San Mateo County, home of
Facebook’s parent company, Meta.
How small claims court became
Meta’s customer service hotline
June 20, 2024 by Karissa Bell
An endgaget report reveals that Facebook useres are increausingly turning to the
courts in a last-ditch attempt to recover their accounts.
Instagram and Facebook Users Turn
to Small Claims Courts to Recover
Lost Accounts
June 21, 2024 by Pesala Bandara
Disgruntled Instagram and Facebook users have been forced to take these legal efforts
after they were unable to get any help from Meta’s customer service center. Furthermore,
these last-ditch attempts in small claim courts appear to be working for some of them.