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Traditionally facebook's "delete button" holds on to all of your information for another 14 days and if you log back in that period your account is restored. S
by aresant 17y ago
Traditionally facebook's "delete button" holds on to all of your information for another 14 days and if you log back in that period your account is restored.
Sort of like "we dare you to go cold turkey" - I'd love to know what the re-login stats are.
- sjsivak 17y agoCredit cards do the exact same thing. Sure they will deactivate it, but if you put a charge on it for 60 days it is reactivated. This was a pain for me because almost all my bills are automatic payments.
- lpgauth 17y agoAsk for a new one and then cancel it. All those automatic payments will bounce off the first card and you won't have that problem anymore.
- zaatar 17y agoDoesn't reporting your card stolen (which is required to get a new number/card) adversely affect your credit scores?
- floatingatoll 17y agoHasn't yet for me. Never heard of that, either. But I looked it up and that can happen when the bank makes a mistake and lists your new card as a new line of credit. So you could fix it through the dispute process, which is painful. Whether the new account is "adverse" or not depends on your individual report.