Well, Facebook have now PERMANENTLY disabled my account.

"Find another past time that makes you happy". Rude.

I am not talking about getting access to the site, or anything as deep as that. As we are told when posting, use the @ symbol to highlight the company. @Facebook can see it, and see I am posting the same thing on my FB account. But, as you say, probably just a coincidence.

I am not that paranoid, but it would be easy to cross-check with their resources, given the subject matter. Also, I don't go in for complex user names.

Different usernames, but with the reach of facebook it would be easy for them. What I don't understand is why they are so protective of scammers? Do their ads generate so much income that they would allow users to be ripped off? Maybe the UK should introduce Laws making facebook legally responsible if the scammers have been reported, yet they still allowed them and people lost money?

8 Hours after starting this thread, @facebook disabled my account. Coincidence?

Thank you to you both.

Without trying to do a "hatchet job" on @Facebook, why are there constantly fake / scam adverts, both in the Marketplace and on individual sites? I have tried reporting those fake adverts in the Marketplace to @Facebook, who stop ME from posting after several reports, and block MY account. I have also added the word "scam" - or other similar words - in the comments section. Again, after several posts, @Facebook remove MY comments, telling me that I am spamming. I have tried to contact @Facebook, without success. Does anybody know why @Facebook stop me reporting scams, when I am only trying to warn people? Does anyone know how I can get @Facebook to stop allowing scams? I would even work for @Facebook for free, to help remove scams.. NOTE: If you feel anything I have written is inappropriate, could you message me PRIVATELY or contact Admin. Thank you

My daughter bought goods online for £79.04 from SorelleUK. When the goods arrived she saw that the quality was TERRIBLE, cheap and nasty. She returned them - UNWORN - within the 14 day cooling off period she is given by Law. She requested - as per the Law - a complete refund. Sorelle ignored the request and gave her a credit note. We complained, stating that the Consumer Contract Regulations stated she was entitled to a refund. This was confirmed by Citizen's Advice. They replied stating that they ONLY had to give a credit note, as it said in their terms - even though IT WAS AGAINST THE LAW. Since then we have been ignored by them, despite trying to contact them by email and via social media. We even messaged the owners - Manuella Mosca and Jamie Smedley - who just deleted messages and blocked us. I even contacted Meadowhall - as sorelle have a shop in there. Sorelle started LYING to Meadowhall, claiming - WEEKS AFTER - that the goods had been worn. Review sites will show that this is a con they have tried with MANY others. I have reported them to Trading Standards - as have Citizens Advice. Re the review sites; they also have fake reviews submitted, to counteract the MANY bad reviews. The fake reviews are written in the same way, so are obvious!! I wish to ensure that others are not ripped off by this company. Everyone who has been ripped off by them should complain to Trading Standards and the Police. Sorelle should be prosecuted.