Image by jdlasica via FlickrA non-celebrity resident of Indianapolis, who happens to be an attorney rather than the founder Facebook though still sharing the same name, is living with the consequences of his name, being without any Facebook account. Yes, the attorney Mark S. Zuckerberg’s Facebook profile was lifted from by social media company soon after he joined the network. He said he has is surprised to see the allegations from his friends, who claimed that he has de-friended them on Facebook, where the truth of the matter is that social media giant actually de-friended him. His Facebook account was removed, considered a fake account impersonating the founder of Facebook, named Mark Zuckerberg too.
Zuckerberg explained that he received an email from the Facebook officials, which asserted that his account was being removed because it was found having ‘false identity’. He seemed stunned to take it, that such large company like Facebook has not yet figured out how to accommodate several users with the same name, after all, he exclaimed, I wonder if the same treatment was given to me if I shared a name with someone else on Facebook. The lawyer claims to have done every possible thing in his series of attempts in convincing the Facebook heads regarding his identity. He said in an official statement that “He was originally denied an account with Facebook two years ago because of my name, and I had to send them copies of my driver’s license, birth certificate, and Indianapolis Bar Association license just to get them to believe that I exist and to allow me to set up my page.”
Professionally this Indianapolis Zuckerberg law practice is loathed with case concentrating on consumer bankruptcy and home foreclosures. He also boasted being an author of several books along with lectures on the same topics.
Zuckerberg is looking forward that someday Facebook will solve this problem and find it in their heart to allow another Mark Zuckerberg to join Facebook. He said that he hopes solution to this problem comes sooner rather than later, so he can also have a Facebook account like any of the 600 million users of the website. H also joked that it’s a blessing in disguise since he’s remained safe so far in not having to receive innumerable friend requests or inquiries from the users who will confuse him with Facebook’s founder. He said that “We haven’t gotten an answer from Facebook yet, and I hope it’s all just a misunderstanding on their part.”
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