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I share this problem. They locked me out until I changed it or proved it. In The UK names are legally fluid. To the police you must tell them "the name by whic
by SixSigma 11y ago
I share this problem. They locked me out until I changed it or proved it.
In The UK names are legally fluid. To the police you must tell them "the name by which you are known" not your birth certificate. So I can go to prison with less ID than I can post on Facebook.
I had used my old family name: McNutty and Facebook don't like that. Our family name was changed to Nutty and then Nutt as being Irish was a negative (the Mc) and then Nutty was slang for crazy. But I have gone back to our roots.
So I changed it to an even faker name, similar in tone to Mike Hunt, in order to log in that day. But after I pressed "yes I'm sure" they said "thank you, please note: you will never be able to change it" so I am stuck with a stupid name. Hahaha joke's on them.