It’s funny how people get banned on Facebook just for sending too many friend requests which are in return, not accepted or confirmed.
In my previous post, I talked on how to prevent your Facebook Account from being banned from sending friend requests but then I asked myself, “what about if one’s Account has Already been banned, Any remedy?”
Funny enough, some of my friends on the social platform also asked me this same question. But then, I had to offer an idea. An idea I haven’t yet tried out because my Facebook Account is still functioning properly.
I thought for a minute “what could lead to an account being banned from sending requests“? And we all know the Answer. Too many unconfirmed request, or too many requests being sent, Perhaps!
Digging deeper, Facebook does not ban an account if the user sends too many request. This, I am sure of because I made quite a lot of friends sometimes back when I needed them. That trick of getting a lot of friends quickly, required sending a lot of friend requests.
Where the problem lies is when they don’t accept the request, I believe.
And after some minutes of reasoning and brainstorming, I arrived at a conclusion that could be of help.
Please NOTE: This hasn’t been confirmed as I earlier stated but you know what they say, “taking harmless risk doesn’t curse a thing‘. Alternatively, “its trials that lends to result“. I actually just fabricated that one lol.
Please, I urge you to alert me and other readers if this tip works for you by simply posting a comment below this post.
How To Remove Ban On A Facebook Account If It Has been banned From Sending Friend Requests
Now, so far so good, I believe one way to remove ban or lift the ban off your Facebook Account is to simply cancel friend requests sent to those who didn’t accept your request. The reason for this is, Facebook bans you from sending friend requests because you sent too many requests that weren’t accepted. Hence, the trick around this is canceling those sent requests that are still pending.
Here’s the logic behind the tip. You sent a request to too many users and they weren’t confirmed, right? Then the result is getting banned from Adding friends, right?
What if you cancel those requests, won’t you get your sending request privilege restored?
Most likely, right? Simple logic!
Now, I believe the next question on your mind should be;
How To Know Users That Didn’t Accept Your Friend Request
The trick here is also simple. However, the disadvantage is that you only find out who didn’t confirm your request when they update their status. That of course is if you can’t remember their profile usernames. I actually do not expect you to remember. I mean, they are too many, right?
Well, here’s help.
When these users update their status, you don’t get to see the ‘LIKE’ and ‘comment’ buttons like others. Just click on their name and cancel the request.
Alternatively, go to your friend-list page and tap on sent requests. Therein, you can see those that haven’t accepted your request. A more detailed guide is available here.
Latest Solution To Unban Facebook Account Banned From Sending Friend Requests
There is a way around knowing those who still haven’t accepted your friend requests. This trick, I know is working on the Facebook Mobile app. To find out who hasn’t accepted your friend requests, follow these steps:
- Launch the Facebook App
- Scroll down till you find the People you may know tab. Under that tab, select See All.
- On the find Friends tab, among the top options, select Outgoing. There in, you will find sent requests that are still pending.
- Select the cancel option to cancel the sent requests. Having tapped the cancel option, you’d get a request canceled notification with an option to add a friend.
That’s it. You’ve successfully canceled the pending friend requests that weren’t confirmed. Now, give it some time and try sending a friend request again. Hopefully, it should have removed the ban from sending friend requests.
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Hope this helps.
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