I had a personal account and 3 business pages since 2008, on…

> Oh wait also the email I use for my login, I stopped using that email like 4 years ago

That's the thing that I just wanted to clarify. You need to check the mailbox linked to the Facebook account, not others.

Do you still remember that email address?

What's that?

Was it an email address for work?

The domain of "truecustomuniforms.com" is no longer valid, so there is no way to receive emails on this domain.

So we can forget the email way. Did you register your phone number with the Facebook account?

Do you know how many connected friends of your Facebook account?

The above screenshot shows the correct page to find your Facebook account and the linked email address or phone number. You may try the know email addresses or phone numbers there.

Please be aware that if account recovery goes

aggressively then it would look like a kind of attack from the Facebook side.

Basically you don’t have the linked info to recover your Facebook in a normal way. The only possible way is to ask your connected friends to help. Let them to report from your Facebook profile page so the Facebook can action on this by contacting you asking for your ID and other trusted identities.

BTW, please be aware that will be a manual process therefore you may expect a delay.

Do you mean you profile page is not visible on Facebook? Do you have the link for a condition review?

> And what the heck is a condition review!

That's why I need to know the link of your profile page (though it is disabled as per your description) and check what it looks like from my side.

I don't know your name. I am a technician here for your technical challenges only so I have no access to your billing and personal info. If you know the link, please provide the direct link in order to avoid navigating through duplicate names.

> How the heck would I know the link when I cannot logon

If you previously shared your profile page with others, you would know that link.

I am sorry I could not find the page on Facebook.

However, generally speaking, If your Facebook business account has been disabled, you can try the following steps to recover it:

1. Go to the Facebook Help Center: Navigate to the Facebook Help Center page (https://www.facebook.com/help/) and log in to your Facebook account.

2. Submit an appeal: Click on "Get help from Facebook" and then select "Appeal a disabled ad account or business page". You will be prompted to fill out a form with your name, email address, and other details about your business account. You can also provide any additional information that may help to recover your account.

3. Wait for a response: Facebook will review your appeal and will usually respond within a few days. If your appeal is successful, your business account will be reactivated, and you will be able to access your ads and manage your business page again.

4. Follow Facebook's instructions: If Facebook requires you to take any additional steps to verify your identity or secure your account, be sure to follow their instructions carefully.

5. Contact Facebook support: If you do not receive a response or if you have any other issues with your business account, you can contact Facebook support directly for assistance.

That's how a standard Facebook account recovery and appeal process works.

To be honest, I have tried my best to help and a number of professional suggestions were given above.

The key issue is that you don't have access to the required information for recovering the account in a proper way.

Oaky, to be fair to you, I will opt out so you can see more opinions from other experts. Good luck.

Dear valued customer, I'm glad to hear that your problem is resolved. Please let me know if you have any follow-up questions, I'll be glad to help.

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