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Posted on Apr 05, 2011

How can i re-block someone of facebook before 48 hours?

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Iam block on facebook but how to reblock me ?

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SOURCE: how to block someone on

its simple. when you log on, under where it says account on the top right hand corner you will see Account, click it and select account settings, scroll down to where you see Privacy settings click it. once there on the bottom you will see block lists. there you will find what your looking for. just type the name of the person you wish to block

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SOURCE: It's way passed the 48

Try to change ur password once or device

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