Can I delete my facebook account.?

[Geoff]

I recently open a facebook account, hoping I,ll get the best out of it. But it turn out nobody wants to make friends with me. Furthermore, I dont know how to use it. At this stage, I just dont want to be part of facebook. Ditto.

[shilpassk]

This describes how you delete your Facebook account
1. Log into the account you want to delete
2. Go to this link https://www.facebook.com/help/contact.ph...te_account
2. Click the "Submit" Button
3. Do not sign into this facebook account for 14 days, also do not click on any "Like" buttons on any website

[Rawr]

well to delete your facebook go to the little arrow next to home, then click account settings then go to security and at the bottom you will see deactivate your account. If you want to delete your facebook i suppose you can if you want?

[Mafaz]

can delete you can deactivate

[hollowhat745]

1. Log into your account and on the top right side click Account and then Account Settings. When this screen pops up, click the last option: Deactivate Account
2. Once you click on Deactivate Account, it will bring you to this page:

Even after your account is “deactivated”, you can still be tagged in photos, invited to events, etc. Once again, you are still an active part of the social networking site, it’s just that you don’t get to use any of the tools available to active accounts (thought Facebook continues to use your information). For a little additional privacy, be sure to “opt out” of emails at the bottom of the page if you don’t want to receive any communications.

3. The site will ask you to confirm your password as well as a “captcha” security word to confirm that you are a living, breathing defector and not a computer.

Remember, you can reactivate at any time by logging in with your email and password, although you must have access to your current login email address.

4. Following all of these steps, Facebook will send you an email confirmation entitled “You have deactivated your Facebook account”. Of course, the email gives you a way to reactivate your account – Facebook really wants you to stick around, as your information is what supports their bottom line.