A family member used my computer to sign on to her facebook page, now I cannot sign on to my facebook page. my personal email address: [email protected]. Note: my facebook address is listed below.

Hmm... someone might have hacked your account. Try checking your inbox from the email provider your Facebook account is associated with. For example, if your email address has a domain name of yahoo.com, then log in to Yahoo, check your inbox. Facebook sends you an email right away if your Facebook account was hacked. The email they send informs you that your email address was replaced with a new one. Then it asks you if that is your own doing, you can just ignore it. But since you suspect someone is using your account, then that person might have replaced your email address with his. If that is the case, then there's an option in that email Facebook sent you to 'let them know' or 'secure your account'. Click on it. If you're successful, you should be able to get hold of your account back. And Facebook system will even prompt you to change your password.

Moral of the story? You should not give any of your email addresses to anyone. Not even to family members, relatives or friends. If the computer you're using is also used by other people and there are no separate user accounts for each [meaning everyone can log into that computer as administrator then one safety tip is to NOT save your password in Mozilla Firefox. If you do and another person who is Internet savvy clicked on the browser's Tools menu [Tools>Options>Security>Saved Passwords] when you're away, then that person can hack your account/s. If you're the owner of the computer and you're sharing it with other people, better create a guest account or user accounts for each person who uses your computer, but make sure you're the administrator of your own computer and that each of you has his/her own password when logging on to the computer.

Facebook is a social network website where people can interact with their friends online. Users can share what they're doing or thinking, and they can share links and videos and comment on things their friends share.

But the rule is that you have to be yourselfand use your own name.

In trying to verify such things, the computer verification system inevitably makes mistakes, so it might have made a mistake if it rejected the name you tried to use.
Facebook Name Standards

Facebook wants people to be themselves and not pretend to be someone else, so it requires users to use their real first and last names when they sign up for a Facebook personal profile.

This means that you can't pretend to be your friend Joe, you can't sign up for a Facebook account under your pet's name, you can't use a name you use in a video game or the name of a movie character.

Also, couples are not supposed to sign up for a single account using both their names. Names can be rejected if they contain symbols, numerals or punctuation, or are capitalized in an unusual way.

You also shouldn't include a title such as Mr. or Dr.
You can add a nickname or maiden name in place of a middle name because Facebook realizes people are sometimes known under different names for legitimate reasons.

Email Address Problems

To keep people from signing up for more than one personal profile, Facebook won't let you sign up for two Facebook accounts using the same email address.

If you find there is already a Facebook account associated with your email address, ask to have the password sent to you and verify whether it's your account and you just forgot you set it up.

Also, make sure you type the address in the correct format.
It needs to have an @ sign and a complete domain name; "@gmail" is not correct, but instead should be "@gmail.com" for example.

If your email address begins with "info" or "webmaster" Facebook may assume this is a generic address for an organization and not an individual.
How to Protest

If you are convinced you are trying to use a name that is allowed and still getting rejected, you can fill out the Facebook "Name Rejected" form (facebook.com/help/reg.php?show form=name rejected).

Remember also that you have to be 13 years of age or older to be a Facebook member.
The form asks for your date of birth, so that could trigger a rejection also if you are too young.
Other Options

If you are associated with a business, a brand or an event, you can create a Facebook Page (also sometimes called a Fan Page or a Business Page).

You can do this at Facebook's Create a Page section (facebook.com/pages/create.php) to represent a business, place, company, organization, brand or product, artist, band, public figure, some form of entertainment, cause or community.

You can also create a group at the Groups page (facebook.com/groups).

These are options to let you interact on Facebook if you represent something that is not an individual person.
If your Facebook profile is still unavailable after many days, then send an email to
[email protected],
[email protected] or
[email protected] and explain them the issue.

http://www.facebook.com/help/?page=121467344601554

Once you send them an email, your account will be available again soon.

When you are blocked by someone on Facebook, there are few options to unblock yourself.
In fact, unless the person unblocks you on their own, you can't become unblocked on your own.
There is one thing that you can do, that requires setting up a new Facebook account.
You can use your same name, but you must sign up with a different email address.
Once the new account is set up, you can proceed to contact the person who blocked you.
Keep in mind that the person may see your online attempts to contact her as harassment and may block your second account as well.

Go to facebook.com and fill in the "Sign Up" section.
Enter an alternative email address that isn't attached to an existing Facebook account in the "Your Email" and "Re-enter Email" fields.
Click the "Sign Up" button once.
Enter the Captcha security code in the text box and click the "Sign Up" button a second time.

Complete the Facebook account registration and find friends, add profile information and upload a profile picture.
These items are optional and you may add them at a later time.
Click the "Save & Continue" button to finish.
Go to your alternative email account and retrieve the Facebook confirmation message.
You will need to click a link in that email before your new Facebook account becomes active. Once the account is active, you can contact the person who blocked your other account.
Reset a Hacked Facebook Account
An account on a social networking website such as Facebook can be a prime target for hackers. If you have lost access to your Facebook account because it has been hacked, your first priority is to regain access to the account before the hacker can send messages to your friends that could result in their accounts being compromised as well.
Facebook provides tools that you can use to recover a compromised account, based on whether or not your personal email account has been hacked as well.If You Can Access Your Email
1. Open a Web browser and navigate to the Facebook account recovery page using the Resource link.
Click the link after Step 1 on the page.
2. Click the link after Step 1 on the new page to begin the process of resetting your Facebook password.

Click in the box under "Enter Your Facebook Username," and type the name that you use when logging in to Facebook.
Alternatively, use the first box to enter the email address or phone number associated with your account.
Click the "Search" button.
A security check window appears.
Type the words that appear on the screen, and then click "Submit."
Click the "Reset Password" button.
Facebook sends an email to the address linked to your account.
The email address is displayed on the screen.
If the email address displayed is not your own, it means that the hacker who compromised your account changed the email address associated with it. If this is the case, follow the steps in the section "If You Cannot Access Your Email."
Check your email address for a message titled "Facebook Password Reset Confirmation."
Open the email and click the link contained within.
The Web browser navigates to the Facebook password reset page.
Type the password that you would like to use for your Facebook account, and then type it a second time to confirm that you entered it correctly.
Click "Change Password" to log in to the account.
If You Cannot Access Your Email
Open a Web browser and navigate to the Facebook account recovery page using the Resource link.
Click the link after Step 2 on the page.
Click the first link on the new page if your email account has been hacked and you no longer have access to it, or click the second link if you followed the steps in the section.
"If You Can Access Your Email" and the email address displayed was not your own.
Type the phone number or username of your Facebook account, and then click "Search."
If you are unable to get a match, type your name plus the name of one of your Facebook friends.
Type the words displayed in the security check box, and then click "Submit."
This brings you to a Web form titled "My Account Has Been Compromised."
Fill in the information requested on the form, including your Facebook username, your name, any email addresses associated with the account, your own email address and a description of the problem.
Click "Submit."
This sends a message to Facebook notifying its support staff that your account has been compromised.
Before unlocking your account, a member of the Facebook staff will contact you to confirm your identity.

Facebook account compromisedhttp://www.facebook.com/help/?page=1011

Facebook serves to keep individuals in touch with their friends and family members through interactive Facebook profiles.
If you aren't already one of the over 800 million active users of Facebook, you might want to check out the social network.
It takes only minutes to sign up for a free Facebook account. Open an Internet browser on your computer and navigate to the Facebook Sign Up Web page.
Enter your real first and last name, your email address and a password.
Select your *** and birthday from the pop-up menus.
You must be at least 13 years old to sign up for a Facebook account.
Click the "Sign Up" button at the bottom of the screen.
Type the "Captcha" security code into the box provided.
You are presented with opportunities to find existing friends on Facebook.
If you give the site permission, it compares your contact list to the names of people already on Facebook. You can skip this step for now, if you like.
Enter information for your profile.
Spaces are provided for you to enter you school or college, hometown, current city, interests and lots of other information.
For now, enter just the basics. You can go back later and expand on your profile information.
Upload a profile picture when prompted.
This should be an actual photograph of you, which helps friends find and identify you on the site.
Check your email. Facebook sends a confirmation email to the email address you listed on the Sign Up page.
Confirm the account as requested.
You have created a Facebook account.

Facebook is a social network website where people can interact with their friends online. Users can share what they're doing or thinking, and they can share links and videos and comment on things their friends share.
But the rule is that you have to be yourself and use your own name.
In trying to verify such things, the computer verification system inevitably makes mistakes, so it might have made a mistake if it rejected the name you tried to use.
Facebook Name Standards

Facebook wants people to be themselves and not pretend to be someone else, so it requires users to use their real first and last names when they sign up for a Facebook personal profile.
This means that you can't pretend to be your friend Joe, you can't sign up for a Facebook account under your pet's name, you can't use a name you use in a video game or the name of a movie character.
Also, couples are not supposed to sign up for a single account using both their names. Names can be rejected if they contain symbols, numerals or punctuation, or are capitalized in an unusual way.
You also shouldn't include a title such as Mr. or Dr.
You can add a nickname or maiden name in place of a middle name because Facebook realizes people are sometimes known under different names for legitimate reasons.

Email Address Problems

To keep people from signing up for more than one personal profile, Facebook won't let you sign up for two Facebook accounts using the same email address.
If you find there is already a Facebook account associated with your email address, ask to have the password sent to you and verify whether it's your account and you just forgot you set it up.
Also, make sure you type the address in the correct format.
It needs to have an @ sign and a complete domain name; "@gmail" is not correct, but instead should be "@gmail.com" for example.
If your email address begins with "info" or "webmaster" Facebook may assume this is a generic address for an organization and not an individual.
How to Protest

If you are convinced you are trying to use a name that is allowed and still getting rejected, you can fill out the Facebook "Name Rejected" form (facebook.com/help/reg.php?show form=name rejected).
Remember also that you have to be 13 years of age or older to be a Facebook member.
The form asks for your date of birth, so that could trigger a rejection also if you are too young.
Other Options

If you are associated with a business, a brand or an event, you can create a Facebook Page (also sometimes called a Fan Page or a Business Page).
You can do this at Facebook's Create a Page section (facebook.com/pages/create.php) to represent a business, place, company, organization, brand or product, artist, band, public figure, some form of entertainment, cause or community.
You can also create a group at the Groups page (facebook.com/groups).
These are options to let you interact on Facebook if you represent something that is not an individual person.
If your Facebook profile is still unavailable after many days, then send an email to
[email protected],
[email protected] or
[email protected] and explain them the issue.
http://www.facebook.com/help/?page=121467344601554
Once you send them an email, your account will be available again soon.

Facebook serves to keep individuals in touch
with their friends and family members through interactive Facebook profiles.

If you aren\'t already one of the over 800
million active users of Facebook, you might want to check out the social
network.

It takes only minutes to sign up for a free Facebook
account. Open an Internet browser on your computer and navigate to the Facebook
Sign Up Web page.

Enter your real first and last name, your email address and
a password.


Select your sex and birthday from the pop-up menus.

You must be at least 13 years old to sign up for a Facebook
account.


Click the "Sign Up" button at the bottom of the
screen.

Type the "Captcha" security code into the box
provided.

You are presented with opportunities to find existing
friends on Facebook.


If you give the site permission, it compares your contact
list to the names of people already on Facebook. You can skip this step for
now, if you like.

Enter information for your profile.


Spaces are provided for you to enter you school or college,
hometown, current city, interests and lots of other information.

For now, enter just the basics. You can go back later and
expand on your profile information.

Upload a profile picture when prompted.


This should be an actual photograph of you, which helps
friends find and identify you on the site.

Check your email. Facebook sends a confirmation email to the
email address you listed on the Sign Up page.

Confirm the account as requested.


You have created a Facebook account.

Facebook serves to keep individuals in touch
with their friends and family members through interactive Facebook profiles.

If you aren\'t already one of the over 800
million active users of Facebook, you might want to check out the social
network.

It takes only minutes to sign up for a free Facebook
account. Open an Internet browser on your computer and navigate to the Facebook
Sign Up Web page.

Enter your real first and last name, your email address and
a password.


Select your sex and birthday from the pop-up menus.

You must be at least 13 years old to sign up for a Facebook
account.


Click the "Sign Up" button at the bottom of the
screen.

Type the "Captcha" security code into the box
provided.

You are presented with opportunities to find existing
friends on Facebook.


If you give the site permission, it compares your contact
list to the names of people already on Facebook. You can skip this step for
now, if you like.

Enter information for your profile.


Spaces are provided for you to enter you school or college,
hometown, current city, interests and lots of other information.

For now, enter just the basics. You can go back later and
expand on your profile information.

Upload a profile picture when prompted.


This should be an actual photograph of you, which helps
friends find and identify you on the site.

Check your email. Facebook sends a confirmation email to the
email address you listed on the Sign Up page.

Confirm the account as requested.


You have created a Facebook account.

Facebook is a social network website where people can interact with their friends online. Users can share what they're doing or thinking, and they can share links and videos and comment on things their friends share.
But the rule is that you have to be yourself and use your own name.
In trying to verify such things, the computer verification system inevitably makes mistakes, so it might have made a mistake if it rejected the name you tried to use.
Facebook Name Standards

Facebook wants people to be themselves and not pretend to be someone else, so it requires users to use their real first and last names when they sign up for a Facebook personal profile.
This means that you can't pretend to be your friend Joe, you can't sign up for a Facebook account under your pet's name, you can't use a name you use in a video game or the name of a movie character.
Also, couples are not supposed to sign up for a single account using both their names. Names can be rejected if they contain symbols, numerals or punctuation, or are capitalized in an unusual way.
You also shouldn't include a title such as Mr. or Dr.
You can add a nickname or maiden name in place of a middle name because Facebook realizes people are sometimes known under different names for legitimate reasons.

Email Address Problems

To keep people from signing up for more than one personal profile, Facebook won't let you sign up for two Facebook accounts using the same email address.
If you find there is already a Facebook account associated with your email address, ask to have the password sent to you and verify whether it's your account and you just forgot you set it up.
Also, make sure you type the address in the correct format.
It needs to have an @ sign and a complete domain name; "@gmail" is not correct, but instead should be "@gmail.com" for example.
If your email address begins with "info" or "webmaster" Facebook may assume this is a generic address for an organization and not an individual.
How to Protest

If you are convinced you are trying to use a name that is allowed and still getting rejected, you can fill out the Facebook "Name Rejected" form (facebook.com/help/reg.php?show form=name rejected).
Remember also that you have to be 13 years of age or older to be a Facebook member.
The form asks for your date of birth, so that could trigger a rejection also if you are too young.
Other Options

If you are associated with a business, a brand or an event, you can create a Facebook Page (also sometimes called a Fan Page or a Business Page).
You can do this at Facebook's Create a Page section (facebook.com/pages/create.php) to represent a business, place, company, organization, brand or product, artist, band, public figure, some form of entertainment, cause or community.
You can also create a group at the Groups page (facebook.com/groups).
These are options to let you interact on Facebook if you represent something that is not an individual person.
If your Facebook profile is still unavailable after many days, then send an email to
[email protected],
[email protected] or
[email protected] and explain them the issue.
http://www.facebook.com/help/?page=121467344601554
Once you send them an email, your account will be available again soon.

Facebook serves to keep individuals in touch with their friends and family members through interactive Facebook profiles. If you aren\'t already one of the over 800 million active users of Facebook, you might want to check out the social network. It takes only minutes to sign up for a free Facebook account.

Open an Internet browser on your computer and navigate to the Facebook Sign Up Web page. Enter your real first and last name, your email address and a password. Select your sex and birthday from the pop-up menus. You must be at least 13 years old to sign up for a Facebook account. Click the "Sign Up" button at the bottom of the screen. Type the "Captcha" security code into the box provided. You are presented with opportunities to find existing friends on Facebook. If you give the site permission, it compares your contact list to the names of people already on Facebook. You can skip this step for now, if you like. Enter information for your profile. Spaces are provided for you to enter you school or college, hometown, current city, interests and lots of other information. For now, enter just the basics. You can go back later and expand on your profile information. Upload a profile picture when prompted. This should be an actual photograph of you, which helps friends find and identify you on the site. Check your email. Facebook sends a confirmation email to the email address you listed on the Sign Up page. Confirm the account as requested. You have created a Facebook account. Hope this helps,

tell ur family member to sign up with any other email address and then maybe ur account wil be reassigned to ur id.