How to send a Facebook message anonymous?

[Jack]

Before anyone says anything, I'm not going to be saying anything abusive or awful to anyone, but I've made an email address up, and I'm planning on making a Facebook account to send a message to someone who has basically ruined my life, I don't want anyone to find out about it though because, it will just make everything worse. I need to do this though. Will someone be able to track and find out where I made the Facebook account? What will I need to do to stop people finding out about it? Thanks in advance.

[abraXus]

no one will be able to track the new account in any way

however, a message from someone that person is not friends with will mostly likely not be seen as it will be put into the "other messages" folder and the person will not be notified that it's there

so the person will probably never see it

and you dont need to create an account on facebook, if you know the person's vanity URL

facebook.com/johnsmith

you can just mail them from the email account like this

johnsmith@facebook.com

[jeanette]

They destroyed your life?
Maybe you destroyed it yourself with keeping yourself busy with Facebook!!
And no you can't send anonymous messages , if you aren't going to say something bad why do you want to do it anonymous? If you do it, I hope they REPORT and trace you

[White Raven]

I think that you could possibly be exposing yourself to risks of being found out and making matters worse. And the message could go into the other folder and then it is all for naught.

Honestly, if a person has ruined your life, your communication with them on FB is likely not fully the answer to the problem. Your life is not ruined. Yesterday is gone. The story is not over yet. People who ruin others' lives have a way of getting what is coming to them, and people who have been hurt by others' destructive behavior have a way of rising like a Phoenix from the ashes and making a comeback.

Work on your comeback, and a positive next chapter that this person won't ruin. Good luck.