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No it's just a cease and desist letter, even if he did comply its not a binding agreement. And even if he did agree facebooks systems are so automated that he
by fleitz 15y ago
No it's just a cease and desist letter, even if he did comply its not a binding agreement. And even if he did agree facebooks systems are so automated that he would likely recieve an invite to use their systems which would nullify the ban. People banned from casinos often receive invitations to visit the casino which nullify the ban via the casinos marketing efforts.
- Natsu 15y ago> even if he did comply its not a binding agreement. They're claiming he violated the ToS, which probably is binding. Moreover, they can take direct action to boot him from Facebook. I think Facebook is being silly here, but I don't see why people appear to think that they wouldn't follow through on their threats.