I had done all these things,but no result…
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LOL OK.
I know of two people who had the same problem. They both did what I posted in post number 17 and got their accounts back. Don’t know why it’s not working for you…
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i hd done it yesterday but they didn’t gave me any response,.now i’ll try it again.
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that was funny, when he has explicitly mentioned that “his account associated with it is also hacked” even then everyone was advising him to contact FB .. how facebook is going to believe that this is his ID since he would be sending them email from “some other id” .. right eh!?
First of all, did you try “reclaim” your email ID with lost password thingy or some other means?? (Thats why i ask people to use GMail, it gives you a flexibility where if the password is lost, it can be sent to your phone, which “could” be handy).
Secondly, could you tell how was it hacked? i mean, did you click on some link or did you receive some file from some friend? or something like that?
Tip: Against KeyLoggers
Try using Password Managers (Roboform, keepass). The plus point of these softwares is that it stores password for you in their DB and you don’t have to TYPE these passwords. So no matter what keylogger or trojan has been sent to your system, your password would not be logged. The only way it could be tracked then is “sniffing” the traffic and if you are sensible enough then only input your password on sites which are on SSL. e.g. http://www.facebook.com (never enter here) .. https://www.facebook.com (enter here).
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^^ well its not funny when she (not he, or maybe) is saying that she has tried all that “crap”. So it means the victim herself is not willing to go step by step.
if fb and email both are hacked then first she has to write to email account help. If its live / hotmail then its very easy as they have very nice and easy form to fill and to get the email back IF it is hacked!
about fb I havent tried till now, but surely there will be a reply from them regarding the account problem.