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C'mon you've gotta answer this yes or no question....(about fb account verifying)...-you'll get twoo points!!!? - 238 - 05-06-2014 11:31 PM
here you go...
so I permanently deleted my first account (Suppose it's Annemarie John)
I used a phone no for verifying it.
Imagine...above one was fake...but now it's permanently deleted and not even heard of...it didn't even have any friends or anythin
then..can i use the phone no that i used for the account above for verifying a real account? Annemarie account is deleted permanently rytte? fb won't know ryyte?
so the Question: I used a phone no for verifying a account - it's permanently deleted now - and not a trace of it could be seen in the whole universe bcus it had no frnds and i didn't comment or anything using that account.
So could the phone no I used to verify the above account be used to verify another account bcus the first one's deleted?
Thanks a lllot=)
- ? - 05-06-2014 11:42 PM
I'm abit confused with ur q but I think yes ?? Xxxx
- bubblewraps - 05-06-2014 11:58 PM
First of all, Facebook accounts DO NOT GET DELETED, they are simply DEACTIVATED.
Deleting means everything is wiped out, not a trace of it. Deactivating simply means you chose to not make it active anymore, but your info are still there, and once you login to Facebook using your old log in info, you will be able tor reactivate your account.
Now for your question about the phone number, it depends on your location. If you're in the US and/or you have a phone plan/subscription, you may not be able to do so. But you can try creating an account using the same number and see if it will let you through. You can also try deleting your phone number from your first account and try to create a new FB account. Like I said, it depends on your location because as far as I know, in the US and other countries, Facebook only allows one phone number per account to avoid spammers and multiple accounts. Here in my country (in Asia) you can use the same phone number for a different account.
Hope that helps.
