My facebook account got... suspended? Please help?

[Ted]

What the heck? I didn't do anything that violates the regulations. At first Facebook wanted to verify my identity. I was asked to provide my phone number and the confirmation code sent by Facebook, which I did. But after a while my account just automatically logged out and when I tried to log in, I was asked to identify the people tagged in the photos. Stupid Facebook that's just ridiculous! How am I supposed to identify the people when all that's tagged is a guy's hand holding money and angry birds and some quoted words? Besides I have never seen some of the people on my Facebook friend list because we met ONLINE playing games, in a group, or something like that.

Now I am stuck "identifying the people" therefore I can't log in. Is there any chance I can get my account back without identifying my friends? Anyone who's been there please tell me what to do?
I've been working on it FOR HOURS this is freaking frustrating!

Hello anyone here please??? This is the second time I ask this question. Last time was 4 days ago and I got 0 answers. Your help would be much appreciated.

[Derrick]

get a life....

[teatrea]

While Facebook is used to establish -- or continue -- personal relationships with your friends and family, it is against Facebook policy to post personal information about another without their consent. Some information -- such as bank statements, Social Security numbers and other identification documents -- cannot be posted at all. When it comes to photos, Facebook users often tag another user within the photo. If you tag someone in a photo, that photo will be sent to their Facebook account and that person will be identified within the picture. Tagging someone without their consent violates Facebook terms and can lead to your account being deactivated.