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How can i open my Fb Account

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How can i open my Fb Account

How to open my old FB account
From what I could find, you just want to try and contact Facebook and ask for the account back. You can even ask the police to help you find it.

Asking Facebook for your account back is quick and easy. There are also websites out there who can give you bonus tips.

Go to Facebooks account and just request the account back and explain why. They may have to check it first, but as long as there’s nothing bad on there than you should be good to go on getting it back.

It's obvious you have tried opening it with your old email and password but if that's not helping use forgot password and follow the steps.

If that also doesn't work then try reopening your email which was used for opening that Facebook account and try with your login again,

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you shall get a passport reset link on that email. If all this fails contact Facebook and they might help you get your account back if it's not deleted.

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There are, however, a few good third-party apps out there that can still help you out. Here are three different ones that connect to your Instagram account and tell you some useful information about your followers (and unfollowers).

Follow Meter for Instagram
Follow Meter is an app gives you insights about your Instagram popularity, unfollowers, secret admirers and ghost followers. Once downloaded and installed to your iOS or Android device, you'll be asked to sign into your Instagram account through the app.

Your dashboard will show you your unfollowers along with new followers, users who aren't following you back and users who you're not following back. Some features are only accessible with in-app purchases, but according to some of the reviews, Follow Meter has done well to adapt to the changes with the Instagram API, allowing users to still see who unfollowed them.
Followers Tracker Pro might have "pro" in its name, but it's free to download and start using right away (with in-app purchases for extra features). This app functions as a simple follower/following tracker with a clean and intuitive interface.

See followers you gained, followers you lost, unfollowers (users who aren't following you back), and deleted likes and comments at a glance. Just tap on the Lost Followers tab to see a list of your
You can even dig deeper into your followers by checking out your "ghosts," seeing who's posting nearby, tracking your average likes per photo and so much more. The app is updated very regularly (multiple times per month), which is a good sign because it's more likely to function properly as it integrates with the Instagram app.

If you're an Android user looking for a seriously elegant follower tracking app, Follow Cop is absolutely worth checking out. This app lets you see unfollowers (users who don't follow you back), users who recently unfollowed you, ghost followers, top likers and more.

Since the app only shows you unfollowed you most recently, you'll want to make sure to check your unfollowers regularly. Of these unfollowers, you'll also be able to see if you do or don't follow them.
Follow Cop also lets you manage your followers more easily than doing it through the Instagram app. You can do mass unfollows of up to 20 users or more, use filters to find fake followers and connect up to three Instagram accounts at a time to use with the app.

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Once you've used any of the above apps to see your unfollowers on Instagram, it's then up to you to decide whether you should try and get those followers back, or simply forgive and forget them. If you choose to try to get them to come back, you'll have to put a bit of time and energy into liking their posts, commenting on them and possibly even following them.

For businesses and brand builders, retaining followers and customers is usually pretty important. If you want to see how you can increase your following on Instagram, check out some of these tips.

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Facebook friend request rejected

How to Know If Your Facebook Request Is Denied

1 Ways to Track Who Blocks You on Facebook
2 Block Facebook Friend Requests
3 How Can I See a List of Friends Awaiting Confirmation on Facebook?
4 If the Person Is Not a Friend on Facebook, Can He Read My Message?

When you request a friend on Facebook, you are only notified of the status of your request if the person accepted the request. Facebook users who receive requests have the option of not taking action on your request or denying it. Though Facebook does not have a notification system for denied requests, you can still determine if your friendship request was denied.

1.Type the name of the person you friend requested into the "Search" box at the top your Facebook account's homepage.

2.Click the name of the person you friend requested.

3.Look at the gray button next to the person's name. If the button reads "Friend Request Sent," the person has not yet accepted or declined your friend request. If the button reads "+1 Add Friend," the person denied your friendship request.

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If your request was declined, you can attempt to request the person again by clicking "+1 Add Friend."

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William Pullman is a freelance writer from New Jersey. He has written for a variety of online and offline media publications, including "The Daily Journal," "Ocular Surgery News," "Endocrine Today," radio, blogs and other various Internet platforms. Pullman holds a Master of Arts degree in Writing from Rowan University.

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