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Activision Accused of Falsifying Accounts of 5000 Customers

I am reporting to the public that Facebook has affiliates out of control and cyber attacking the public. Facebook should have caught this but did not. When Facebook gets nailed by thousands of targeted and injured parties for legal restitution, it will not come out of Facebook's pockets, it will come out of the public's. My opinion, after my research, is that Facebook will have major financial payouts and should expect huge losses due to thousands of victims suing the company.

Here are some of the facts to back this up: Facebook is heavily connected with a company named Activision. Activision is an affiliate that uploads statistics of millions of users to the Facebook site with special access provided by Facebook. I recently had a problem with Activision cyber attacking a mentally challenged young adult. I am a big brother to this young guy and saw what they did to him. He was ruthlessly attacked, and they falsified his account without notice or permission, with the purpose of punishment for unknown reasons.

I helped the family report Activision and have appointments to meet with state agencies. During my research I was trying to uncover why a big company would risk such a great loss if caught, and why attack a customer to begin with, no matter their mental state. My research revealed that the company polices its site and has recently attacked 5000 potential customers. Activision falsified customer accounts specifically to point out cheaters to the world so that the community will give them a hard time by attacking them.

It makes sense to get rid of cheaters, but when you target and attack an innocent person (which is exactly what happened to KIDxVEGAS), even as a mistake, the companies involved will have to make it right in court. With proof of an innocent person targeted, with pictures, you can only wonder how many of those 5000 people are innocent just like KIDxVEGAS. How many of those 5000 or more families will sue Facebook and Activision this year? How many other affiliates does Facebook allow to get away with this type of behavior?

Facebook needs a clear policy that is enforced to protect the public and future stockholders from losses due to the lack of supervision. This may even give a close look at what is to come in the following 12 months as far as new government regulations that must be put in place to protect the public and our nation's children from harm. Facebook has been notified of this issue, along with PlayStation and Activision, and I have heard nothing in response (anyone who owns a business will tell you a business with no customer support and satisfaction is a business looking for a going-out-of-business sale).

I have uncovered more threats of lawsuits and attacks on the public from Facebook and its affiliates than Facebook is even worth, so in my opinion Facebook's public offering is nothing more than a going-out-of-business sale. You should expect to see more regulations on games and social networking sites in 2012 and 2013.

Company: Facebook
Country: USA
Address: 156 University Ave
Phone: 6508531300

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