Dear Experts,
I am a new user of Facebook. My question is, can I have more than one facebook accounts at a time and how to manage multiple facebook accounts? Just for the information I use Windows XP
Hello Workman Kidd,
You can have multiple facebook accounts however you will need an equal number of email accounts. You cannot use the same email address if you want to make another account. To manage all those accounts you either do it by logging in and out or use a third party software like MediaFunnel.
Hope this helps.
Facebook is the most powerful social site right now. You can open as many Facebook accounts as you want, but you need one new, fresh email ID per Facebook account, and you must verify the Facebook account with your phone number.
Otherwise, if you do not use the account for a long time, they may block it. You can use the Social Software for managing your multiple Facebook accounts.
It is accessible from your desktop, and helps you manage all of your Facebook accounts, but they only give you a 10-day trial, and then you must buy it to use it.
In reality, people on Facebook have more than one account. There are ones that maintain only one personal account but the majority of its users actually have multiple accounts. But if you will check Facebook’s “Terms of Service,” in section 4-2, it clearly states “You will not create more than one personal account.” That means if you create more than one account, you are in violation of Facebook’s ToS.
Also, in section 4-3, it states there that “If we disable your account, you will not create another one without our permission.” This means when Facebook disables your account due to violation or any misdemeanor, you should not create a new account. But personally, I know people who create new accounts because their previous account got suspended.
The “Terms of Service” is our contract with Facebook the day we decided to sign up for an account. These are sets of policies implemented by Facebook that users supposedly should follow but in reality, none of it is being followed.
