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Did you succeed? The best I could manage was to let it become a zombie account because I wouldn't prove my identity by providing them with a lot of personal and confidential information.
The trouble is that one day facebook just decided I couldn't log into my account without first providing them with my home address, phone number and social security number (which doesn't exist in Australia) or driver's licence number - which I naturally refused to do. So I still have a facebook account which I can't delete.
The trouble is that one day facebook just decided I couldn't log into my account without first providing them with my home address, phone number and social security number (which doesn't exist in Australia) or driver's licence number - which I naturally refused to do. So I still have a facebook account which I can't delete.
Yes, I was faced with the same problem.
I don't remember anymore how, but in the end I could log in without providing them a copy of my passport (:facepalm and from there on it was relatively straightforward. A mobile phone might have been involved.
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and from there on it was relatively straightforward. A mobile phone might have been involved.
