Facebook Customer FAQ

To stop Facebook charges on your credit card, you should first check your Facebook account settings for any subscriptions or ads that may be active. You can also manage your payment methods and subscriptions through the settings. If you find any unauthorized charges or subscriptions, you can remove them and consider disputing the charges with your credit card company for those you believe to be incorrect. There is also a link to the most up-to-date contact information right here on this page to report any issues directly to Facebook.

If your Facebook account is disabled, you typically won't have access to manage your business page. However, if you have another admin for the page, they can remove the page or transfer ownership. If you are the only admin, the page may remain until you regain access to your account. You may want to check the page settings for options related to deletion while logged into an account with admin access. If you regain access to your account, you can delete the page through the settings.

To regain access to your account, go to the Facebook login page and click on "Forgot Password?" Follow the prompts to reset your password using your email address or phone number associated with your account. If you have trouble, follow the on-screen instructions for further recovery options. Ensure you check your email inbox or SMS for reset links or codes.

To appeal a disabled Facebook account, go to the Help Center, where you'll find the option to submit your appeal. Follow the on-screen instructions to provide any necessary information and details regarding your account. Ensure you include relevant documentation if requested, and submit the form. Facebook will review your appeal and notify you of their decision via email.

If your Instagram account is permanently disabled and your Facebook account is showing as suspended, it may be due to the policy violations or linked account issues. You should check the notification details on Facebook to understand the reason for the suspension. If your Facebook account is disabled, you may want to follow the steps provided in the notification or the account recovery options available. There is a link to the most up-to-date contact information right here on this page for further assistance.