> After registering, I was immediately told my account was disabled for suspicious activity > Your account has been disabled for violating our terms I have ex

> After registering, I was immediately told my account was disabled for suspicious activity > Your account has been disabled for violating our terms I have experienced that same process on Facebook, with the same wording. However, I was never able to get anything after that. In my case, I had deleted my facebook account a few years prior, and finally I was reluctantly making it again since I really needed access to a particular travel/region group. What really blew my mind is that I had only gotten to do the very first step of account creation. I had not reached the point where I could have done or written (or posted or uploaded) anything objectionable. In essence, I "violated" their terms merely by signing up. Basically, their sh*t is broken and deeply flawed, likely unintentionally but possibly _also_ intentionally.