Facebook - someone is impersonating my daughter

alistair.long

Snakeeyes21 wrote: »

Are you sure its not your daughter? I know quite a few young ladies who have multiple profiles to hide their flirting antics from their parents or college friends :rotfl:

I do this myself, I have some pictures of when Iv been on holiday and me socialising on a facebook page for mates, and strangers, were I make my life more believeable and normal.

And then I have a sensible facebook, with sensible friends, and nice people, purely friends and family. With my real life bits.

wannabecontent

A friend sent a message to this person asking who they were and within 5 minutes the picture had changed. As of today we can no longer find her so fingers crossed the account has been either closed or sorted out. thank you to everyone who advised - much appreciated.

paulofessex

Although going off the OP's topic, thought l would share how a headteacher of a local primary school here in Essex contaced Facebook with a list of pupils names and had all those who had facebook accounts deleted. The reason was due to the kids being under 13yrs and how issues on facebook had made their way into the classroom and playground.

Although l can see why the head took the action, it is said parents were not made aware of this until after the event, however as l haven't got a child at that school l can't confirm if that is the case or not.

jonesMUFCforever

Why not just delete or terminate the Facebook account.