Written by Forum Admin on December 13, 2011 | Posted in Facebook Help

Question by Jo: How do you recover your facebook if a hacker has changed your email and password?
I have tried the facebook abuse report, but they don’t do anything. The customer support number says to email they don’t have an email. Please help

Best answer:

Answer by Adonis
it you don’t find this facebook , maybe you application a new facebook . bless you.

Answer by Smokies Hiker
Make a new facebook account, and this time use a “stronger” password.

Answer by Nijil
YOU CAN GO THROUGH THE FORGOT PASSWORD LINK AND REQUEST AND NEW PASSWORD TO EMAIL

Answer by Enorining
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Answer by AuroIN New york
1.Visit Facebook’s Security page. Click “I think my account is compromised.”

2.Choose either “My account is compromised, but it is not being used for a money transfer scam” or “My account is being used for a money transfer scam.” If your account is being used for a scam, clicking that link will immediately lock out your account.

3.Click the “My account is compromised” button. Enter your email or phone number. If you suspect that the hacker has changed your personal information, you can also enter your Facebook user name, or your name and a friend’s name. You will then be directed to an account recovery form. Enter in your personal information, as well as any relevant information regarding the issues you are having with your account. If you do not have access to the email account associated with your Facebook profile, enter in an alternative email address.

4.Click “Submit” when finished. A representative from Facebook’s support team will contact you as soon as possible.

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