Mafia Wars Facebook
Avoid Account Problems with these Simple Tips
If you’ve been playing Mafia Wars Facebook you aren’t alone. Over 6 million Facebook users are active Mafia Wars gamers! With so many people playing, you might start thinking that everyone on FB loves Mafia Wars.
It’s easy to get wrapped up in the game and start inviting every friend you’ve got – and every stranger, too – to join your family. You aren’t trying to be “spammy” or invasive…
Then one day -bam!- your Facebook account gets deactivated.
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You are angry, upset about the deactivation. You are beginning to suffer from Mafia Wars Facebook withdrawal. You know the symptoms, you are just itching to level up, you just need one more job, and maybe a couple more fights and a robbing to take the edge off… You don’t know what you did or why you’ve been deactivated from Facebook, but you are beginning to compose your angry email.
Wait! Take a minute and think about what happened. Why have you been deactivated from Mafia Wars Facebook? You had 14/16 Mafia Wars invitations to use per day. Did you burn through all your invites and start sending FB friend requests out randomly in the hopes of snagging a mafia member? You should know that Facebook has rules about the number of friend requests you can send per session. If you send out more than 20 – and maybe you have done so innocently while recruiting for your crew – the Facebook spam patrol robots may flag you. You get deactivated that way.
Or maybe one of the invitations you sent was the final straw that broke the camels back – someone who barely knows you is tired of Mafia Wars gamers filling their wall with giant Mafia Wars graphics and they reported you for spam, so your account got suspended.
Or you sent a Facebook friend invitation without a personal message to identify yourself as a Mafia Wars player, so the fellow Mafia Wars Facebook gamer who got your invite thought you were are spam-bot and reported you. That may be the source of your problem
Don’t forget Zynga has limits, too. You can only add 12-20 people per day to your mafia, according to their rules. So you may have accidentally broken gaming rules for the Mafia Wars application, also.
But don’t panic! And for heavens sake, DON’T send that angry email to the real live customer support person at Facebook. It was probably a computer program that deactivated your account, and only a real breathing human being can re-activate you. An angry email will annoy any flesh and blood person and earn you a nice long deactivation.
You really don’t want to kick down the door and demand your account reactivation when you’ve actually broken the rules of the site, right?
Try sending an apology, instead. You didn’t realize that you’ve broken the Mafia Wars Facebook ToS, and you won’t do it again. Could customer support PLEASE reactivate your account? Odd are, customer support will give you another chance and reactivate you.
You’ll be back on the streets of Mafia Wars Facebook in no time.
This might be a good time to make some adjustments to your Facebook account so that your Mafia Wars game is less invasive to non-gamers. You really don’t want to be perceived as “spammy” with your friends and family that don’t play Mafia Wars. You can easily do this with just a few adjustments to your Mafia Wars Facebook account.
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