Are you the ones i get in touch with about abuse on facebook. if so are you aware of the numbers of teens aged 10 to 16 that use facebook. if not please tell me who to contact

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if you have a Facebook account you can play it on Facebook. Good luck.

You need to contact your ISP (Internet Service Provider). Your IP address has been flagged for abuse. Until you can prove you aren't a spammer or something, the flag will never be cleared.

Phone Number:
1-650-543-4800
Average Wait: 12 mins
24 hours, 7 days

Was really is your intention? Facebook wouldn't mark you as spam or abusive if only one or two friends mark your messages as abusive but if more people(No definite number) mark your messages as spam or abusive, there's a tendency that u might have problems with your account.

Unfortunately yes! Dextromethorphan is a common ingredient in cough and cold medications. Teens have increasingly been using it to get high. Apparently 1 in every 10 American teens have experimented DXM based products to get high. It's good to be informed and to speak to your teens about the potential dangers.

You can get alerts with the use of software which is provided by http://www.minormonitor.com/.It is the easiest method for keep track what your teen access.

Benjamin If your query is regarding a suspended account, send an e-mail to [email protected] and when writing the e-mail try to be as polite as you can. Good manners with Facebook goes a long way.

Other than that, you can contact them by the following postal address or telephone number/fax.

471 Emerson St.
Palo Alto, CA 94301-1605 United States

Phone: 650-543-4800
Fax: 650-543-4801

Facebook suggests the following:

How do I report abuse? The most efficient way to report abuse is to do it in the same place i... The most efficient way to report abuse is to do it in the same place it occurs on Facebook. For example, if you receive a harassing message in your Inbox, you can report the message by clicking on the "Report" link next to the sender's name. If you receive a harassing message from a person who is one of your Facebook friends, you should remove the person as a friend and report the message. Reporting a message as harassing will automatically add the sender to your Block List. You can also use the "Report/Block this Person" link that appears at the bottom of the abusive user's profile.

If you learn that someone is continuing to make abusive comments about you even after they've been blocked, a friend can report that person on your behalf. Reports are confidential and the user being reported does not know that they have been reported.

After a report is submitted, you will receive confirmation that the report has been received and we will investigate the issue to make a determination as to whether or not the content should remain on the site based on our Statement of Rights and Responsibilities. A Facebook administrator looks into each report thoroughly in order to decide the appropriate course of action. Go to the following link: http://www.facebook.com/help/?faq=13247

Here, you can use this form to report facebook users:

http://www.facebook.com/help/seeall.php?facebook&id=420#/help/contact.php?show_form=report_tos_violation