"We suspended your account" - "180 days left to appeal or we'll permanently disable your account"




This post was set to PRIVATE. This furthers the violation(s).





In order to restore full and upright standing, after having done nothing wrong in policy or per my preceding and Supreme right, there is no offered recourse but to fill out a form. This form does not allow anyone to denote important details, such as “under protest”, nor is there an official email that I can readily find, though I have sent emails previously to the following in regard to my previous deleted account with no reply to date: support@fb.com,
support@meta.com

When the judiciary is full and well restored, how many countless others had been a victim to violations such as these?



Meta’s Response:

They’re messin’ with Alisha again…. Poshmark, Poshmark, Poshmark…..

UPDATE: Alisha’s Poshmark was AGAIN suspended in mid-April. They threaten to close her account if it happens again. Is anyone who is honest surprised at this time?

Also, Facebook is still messing with Love Letter Media, heavily so..


(address, naturally, removed)

Still no response from Meta, nor Facebook corporate..

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Well that was a very long time, but after they extended my ability to post on groups, including my own https://trisandcats.com through June 28th, I’m finally (somewhat) out of Facebook jail. At least I can again post on MY OWN BUSINESS AGAIN.

Behavior modification is a known method to control social behavior. They place myself in favor of losing my digital assets and businesses if I continue to post about https://zchg.org/t/update-second-attempt-timely-common-law-public-notice-park-county-colorado/677

Why does a body suppose that Facebook has so much interest in my allodial property declaration being snuffed out? Thinking caps on…

^^ None of the full of the companies above would have anything at all to do with the Paypal Mafia, would they? ^^

Now the new thing is Alisha’s Posh account is getting bombarded with fake orders which are then returned. The suspects order something, then return it. Nine so far this ~month. Any statisticians want to chime in on this one? Eventually, her account will probably be closed for this “offense”, though it is clearly not her who is the offender. When the suspects are all subpoenaed, if they are even real people, what will collectively turn up?