Offering your products or services on a Facebook page is perfectly okay, after all social media is all about connecting with others and helping people get what they need. You can't, however, use your personal Timeline for this purpose and frequently sending out mass messages or posting repeatedly on other Timelines is considered spam. Either can result in your account being locked. Any attempts at asking for passwords or other login information, no matter how innocuous -- such as publicly asking a colleague for a forgotten password -- can be taken as a phishing attempt, and could result in an account lock.
facebook says i need to verify my account
If Facebook feels your account has been compromised or is unsure of your identity, as a representative of your business you may be asked to provide a color image of a government-issued photo ID, such as a passport or driver's license. It should clearly show your name, picture and birthday. You are free to cover or otherwise obscure any data not required to verify your identity like your address or license number. In less extreme situations, you may simply have to provide answers to the security questions you established when creating your account.
When you set up Facebook and Instagram by Meta, you need to verify to Facebook that you own the domain that you use for your online store. Verifying your domain lets you control and manage how and where links to your domain are used, and can help get your store approved by Facebook faster.
If you have purchased a domain, then the root domain is the domain that you need to use for verification. For example, to verify his clothing store, John would use johns-apparel.com to verify his domain with his Facebook Business Manager.
thank u SO FREAKIN MUCH!!! this was mega-helpful!! like others have said, i, too, only needed to verify my mobile # and set up a user name on my personal account, & it let me create the username on my new business page immediately (no need for the 25 likes). thx, again!!!
1C. Once you change your Category, it seems to work best if you then log out of Facebook and log back in. You may also need to verify your personal Facebook account by adding your mobile phone number.
To prepare your Facebook ad account you will need to verify your website domain(s). This is required so Facebook can recognize you as the owner of your website and help avoid disruption to your advertising campaigns. Verifying your domain will allow you to select, configure and prioritize the conversion events you want to use for your Facebook Ad campaigns.
I had the same issue, after a very long inactivity of my account.I recommend you to use the alternative way that leads to change the password via this form: With this form, I finally managed to get a code sent by mail, but still need to confirm my identity by another way (mail, photo of identity card)
There is some evidence, however, that you first need to do this on a platform other than Instagram. This makes sense. If you have many genuine followers on Instagram, then people can obviously find you quickly enough. They are unlikely to be confused by whether your account is your own (unless you share your name with another influencer).
Do not forget that the reason that Instagram verifies selected accounts is to guarantee that they are official accounts belonging to actual public figures, celebrities, or global brands. Therefore, you need to ensure that your account differs in some way from anyone else who might choose to use your name or something very similar.
Sometimes when a consumer has no or limited credit history, as is often true with young adults or recent immigrants, the marketplace can have difficulty verifying your identity, a step that is required to create an account on HealthCare.gov. There are several options to overcome this obstacle.
You can verify your domain in Facebook Business Manager to claim ownership of your domain. The ownership lets you prevent misuse of your domain. Please visit this page to learn in what cases you may need domain verification.
If you redirect your domain to a GetResponse landing page by changing DNS settings of your domain and would like to assign a subdomain to another landing page, then you need to add the meta-tag to the main domain only. If your domain name is example.com and you would like to have a subdomain test.example.com, then you need to add and verify the meta tag for example.com and it will also be applied to test.example.com automatically.
"As part of our commitment to provide a safe and trustworthy shopping experience for our customers and selling partners, we need to verify the business address displayed on your Amazon.com seller profile page," the email says, adding that merchants won't be prevented from selling on the platform while their address is being verified.
First, Amazon will contact a seller informing them that the company needs to verify their business address. Merchants then review and confirm their business address on an internal seller portal, called Seller Central. Once that's complete, Amazon sends out a postcard to sellers that arrives in a few days.
On the postcard is a verification code that sellers are instructed to enter on Seller Central, according to a copy of the postcard reviewed by CNBC. Sellers have 60 days to verify their address. If they fail to do so, Amazon said, it can withhold funds from sellers' accounts.
For example, it's become a common tactic for merchants to create multiple accounts in order to continue selling on the platform after they've been suspended by Amazon, which is in violation of Amazon's seller policies. If a seller operates dozens of accounts, they'd have to display a unique business address for each one and verify that the address is real.
If it wasn't a personal ad account that got shut down, but a Business Manager ad account, ignore the steps above. You'll simply need to create a new ad account in your business manager, a new Facebook page, and set up a new payment method. In some cases, you may not have to create a new Facebook page. That's why the testing method I mentioned above is so handy.
Facebook users provide their real names and information, and we need your help to keep it that way. Here are some commitments you make to us relating to registering and maintaining the security of your account:
There still is information that we need from you to decipher the information further, you said that it is a new account, yet you needed to confirm with a license. This sounds like a re-activation to me. It would be best if you could walk us through your entire process from sign up to roadblock with all relevant links and email correspondences that Facebook sent (REMOVE ALL PERSONAL INFORMATION)
I do not use Facebook but recently I created an account for the purpose of connecting it to an app. I uploaded several photos of myself to Facebook, did what I needed with the app and deleted the photos.
Facebook does not need to store the deleted photos. All they need to do is to use the photos you uploaded to extract the biometric details to be able to recognise your face. That data is what they use to verify new photos.
They simply need to see if the photo is in the system to decide whether to investigate you further. If you upload a photo used by another user, you may be trying to create a fake account. Facebook also tries to determine the location where the photo was taken and whatever other information AI could gather. All that can be done without any prior photos or other data from you.
To fully separate from Facebook, deleting your account is the only answer. Deleting it also severs ties to Facebook Messenger, the platform's chat app. (If you want to also get rid of Instagram and WhatsApp, which are Facebook properties, you'll have to do that separately.) We'll explain some things you'll need to consider before going through the process, which requires time and patience.
Removing the icon from your phone gets it out of sight and mind, but it doesn't do anything to your overall account. You'll need to make sure to do all these other steps or Facebook can still track your online activity.
Remember, when you delete your Facebook account, your Messenger access goes with it. Meaning, if you have people you frequently talk to on Messenger, you'll need to let them know your plans and figure out another app or messaging service to use to stay in touch.
While it is currently optional, we strongly recommend you verify the email address associated with your Epic account. This helps protect your account with our two-factor authentication and makes it easier for Player Support to assist you in the event of any suspicious activity with your account.
The Internal Revenue Service has updated how users sign in and verify their identity for certain IRS online services with a mobile-friendly platform that relies on trusted third parties and provides an improved user experience. The agency encourages taxpayers to create a new account by using one of the tools listed below. This new process is part of the agency's Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM) initiatives to provide more ways for taxpayers to verify their identity and access IRS tools.
The IRS is using ID.me, a trusted technology provider of identity verification and sign-in services, for taxpayers to securely access IRS tools. Anyone with an existing ID.me account from the Child Tax Credit Update Portal, or from another government agency, can sign in with their existing credentials. If they're a new user, they'll have to provide a photo of an identity document such as a driver's license, state ID or passport as part of the identity verification process. They'll also need to take a selfie with a smartphone or a computer with a webcam. Once they verify their identity, they can use their account across multiple IRS tools and at other government agencies that also use ID.me.
To verify their identity with ID.me, taxpayers need to provide a photo of an identity document such as a driver's license, state ID or passport. They'll also need to take a selfie with a smartphone or a computer with a webcam. Once their identity has been verified, they can securely access IRS online services. 2ff7e9595c
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