Facebook Disabled Account

After using a Facebook Business Page connected to my personal Facebook account for over a year Facebook suddenly disables account.

Is there a way to appeal to Facebook to have the account re-activated?

When I run Autotune, JFBConnect reports that the Facebook application has been deleted. Facebook's notification that our account was disabled included notice that all Apps had also been disabled. Facebook's reason for disabling the account was because Facebook accounts can only be used for personal reasons not for business purposes.

Again, do any of you at SourceCoast know of any way to appeal to Facebook. I have tried every method of contacting Facebook though the interfaces they provide, but have not heard back from them.

Thanks Alex. Will give it a try.

I had an old Facebook account that I deleted just so I wouldn't run a foul of Facebook's rules; lot of good that did me.

Of course, thanks for the reminder.

Alex, I just wanted to let you know that I connected the business page to another Facebook account and recreated the App on that account and everything is working fine.

I never got a reply from Facebook for the reason they decided to delete my account except, for some reason, they re-enabled an old account I deleted a long time ago, for some reason, with the comment, "it seems like you are having difficulty logging into your account." Whether that was a response to my bug report or not I could not say.

Do not know what their rationale was for doing this, but, oh well, everything is working again.

Also I looked to write a nice review in the JED for JFBConnect, but I can't find JFBConnect listed. Why can't I find it. I found the free version of SCLogin and your new products JLinked and Facebook Opengraph for K2, but no JFBConnect.

Sorry to hear about the mix up at the JED.

I will leave a raving review as soon as I see it back up on the JED.

Any chance you are going to make JFBConnect available on Drupal? Would be nice to be able to install a SourceCoast module in Drupal 8 like I can install your component in Joomla 3.

I will change the Drupal community's perception on paid extensions. People can't work for free and if people can't get paid to put food on the table while they work, they will do poor work. I have to port a Drupal 7 module to Drupal 8. maybe that will be sufficient to get accepted by the Drupal community. Once I get accepted I will argue for paid extensions and I will argue along the line that people need to pay rent and buy food.

I will let you know if I have any success.