More Facebook-related online fuckery to report here, amid ongoing dispute resolution attempts. I have to post this in case it is necessary to file lawsuits against Facebook here in Japan in the not-too-distant future, should they refuse to rectify the problem described below.

First, unbeknownst to me at the time due to a complete lack of notification from Facebook itself, they had disabled my Ads account on November 3, 2021; the last time I tried to run an add (only the 8^th time I’d ever “boosted” a post), taking advantage of a $5 coupon. The didn’t run the advertisement for a blogpost including a Civil Complaint currently being litigated before the District Court in Kyoto.

The next time I went to run an add I discovered, much to my chagrin, that my Ads account had been disabled, and when I requested a review, they failed the identification confirmation process because the ID wasn’t enlarged, apparently. I enlarged the ID and had my identity verified with the very same ID, but the Ads account page will not recognize that fact, and continues to prevent me from requesting a review before my Ads account is scheduled to be permanently banned on March 22, 2022, as per the following screenshots.

Meanwhile, a suspect named John Casto running a purported service to help people with problems on Facebook appears in my Facebook news feed as “ecommercewolves”, so I check out their website and register for information. I then get bombarded with emails with links to false/misleading information purporting to describe “bulletproof” ways to, in fact, circumvent Facebook systems, which is exactly the false claim based upon which Facebook had disabled my Ads account and for which I was trying to request a review in the first place.

It’s all very suspect, and since this blog is primarily about the CIA in Japan and the problems I’ve had with them, as detailed in lawsuits, it is reasonable to suspect that Mr. Casto is a CIA tool trying to get me banned from Facebook by following his false advise, which can be seen in the following documentation he distributes: