I can not go to my facebook page,my user name is [email protected]

Contact Facebook if you have forgotten your user name or password. Go to the login page (Facebook.com) and click on the appropriate link.

Hi, do you really mean your ID (wich is a sequence of 15 digits), or
your user name (which looks like "firstname.lastname.oneDigit"?



To find your FaceBook ID, you first need to know your user name which
looks like "firstname.lastname.digit". Just in case, your user name is
the part of your FaceBook email on the left of the @
sign. If you don\'t know it, it can be found on your profile page
(click on your profile picture to access your profile page). From your
profile page, click on the "About" tab and look on the
right for your FaceBook email.



Now, to get your ID, open a new browser window and type this in the
adress bar : http://graph.facebook.com/FaceBookUserName
and hit Enter. A text file will display in the browser window where
you will see your ID on the first
line.



Good luck !

first I suggest you edit you post to delete your user names. These
should not be posted (for your own privacy). You need to log out your husband or any other user.
On the blue header bar of the Facebook page there are a series of icons to the right of "home" ...
Go to the icon on the end that looks like a down arrow.
Click it to reveal a drop-down menu with the "logout" option about 3/4 of the way down the list. Click "logout" and you'll log out the active user (your husband) and you will be taken to a fresh login screen page. Enter your User and Password info to log back into your account.

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Facebook is a social network website where people can interact with their friends online. Users can share what they're doing or thinking, and they can share links and videos and comment on things their friends share.

But the rule is that you have to be yourselfand use your own name.

In trying to verify such things, the computer verification system inevitably makes mistakes, so it might have made a mistake if it rejected the name you tried to use.
Facebook Name Standards

Facebook wants people to be themselves and not pretend to be someone else, so it requires users to use their real first and last names when they sign up for a Facebook personal profile.

This means that you can't pretend to be your friend Joe, you can't sign up for a Facebook account under your pet's name, you can't use a name you use in a video game or the name of a movie character.

Also, couples are not supposed to sign up for a single account using both their names. Names can be rejected if they contain symbols, numerals or punctuation, or are capitalized in an unusual way.

You also shouldn't include a title such as Mr. or Dr.
You can add a nickname or maiden name in place of a middle name because Facebook realizes people are sometimes known under different names for legitimate reasons.

Email Address Problems

To keep people from signing up for more than one personal profile, Facebook won't let you sign up for two Facebook accounts using the same email address.

If you find there is already a Facebook account associated with your email address, ask to have the password sent to you and verify whether it's your account and you just forgot you set it up.

Also, make sure you type the address in the correct format.
It needs to have an @ sign and a complete domain name; "@gmail" is not correct, but instead should be "@gmail.com" for example.

If your email address begins with "info" or "webmaster" Facebook may assume this is a generic address for an organization and not an individual.
How to Protest

If you are convinced you are trying to use a name that is allowed and still getting rejected, you can fill out the Facebook "Name Rejected" form (facebook.com/help/reg.php?show form=name rejected).

Remember also that you have to be 13 years of age or older to be a Facebook member.
The form asks for your date of birth, so that could trigger a rejection also if you are too young.
Other Options

If you are associated with a business, a brand or an event, you can create a Facebook Page (also sometimes called a Fan Page or a Business Page).

You can do this at Facebook's Create a Page section (facebook.com/pages/create.php) to represent a business, place, company, organization, brand or product, artist, band, public figure, some form of entertainment, cause or community.

You can also create a group at the Groups page (facebook.com/groups).

These are options to let you interact on Facebook if you represent something that is not an individual person.
If your Facebook profile is still unavailable after many days, then send an email to
[email protected],
[email protected] or
[email protected] and explain them the issue.

http://www.facebook.com/help/?page=121467344601554

Once you send them an email, your account will be available again soon.

Facebook is a social network website where people can interact with their friends online. Users can share what they're doing or thinking, and they can share links and videos and comment on things their friends share.
But the rule is that you have to be yourself and use your own name.
In trying to verify such things, the computer verification system inevitably makes mistakes, so it might have made a mistake if it rejected the name you tried to use.
Facebook Name Standards

Facebook wants people to be themselves and not pretend to be someone else, so it requires users to use their real first and last names when they sign up for a Facebook personal profile.
This means that you can't pretend to be your friend Joe, you can't sign up for a Facebook account under your pet's name, you can't use a name you use in a video game or the name of a movie character.
Also, couples are not supposed to sign up for a single account using both their names. Names can be rejected if they contain symbols, numerals or punctuation, or are capitalized in an unusual way.
You also shouldn't include a title such as Mr. or Dr.
You can add a nickname or maiden name in place of a middle name because Facebook realizes people are sometimes known under different names for legitimate reasons.

Email Address Problems

To keep people from signing up for more than one personal profile, Facebook won't let you sign up for two Facebook accounts using the same email address.
If you find there is already a Facebook account associated with your email address, ask to have the password sent to you and verify whether it's your account and you just forgot you set it up.
Also, make sure you type the address in the correct format.
It needs to have an @ sign and a complete domain name; "@gmail" is not correct, but instead should be "@gmail.com" for example.
If your email address begins with "info" or "webmaster" Facebook may assume this is a generic address for an organization and not an individual.
How to Protest

If you are convinced you are trying to use a name that is allowed and still getting rejected, you can fill out the Facebook "Name Rejected" form (facebook.com/help/reg.php?show form=name rejected).
Remember also that you have to be 13 years of age or older to be a Facebook member.
The form asks for your date of birth, so that could trigger a rejection also if you are too young.
Other Options

If you are associated with a business, a brand or an event, you can create a Facebook Page (also sometimes called a Fan Page or a Business Page).
You can do this at Facebook's Create a Page section (facebook.com/pages/create.php) to represent a business, place, company, organization, brand or product, artist, band, public figure, some form of entertainment, cause or community.
You can also create a group at the Groups page (facebook.com/groups).
These are options to let you interact on Facebook if you represent something that is not an individual person.
If your Facebook profile is still unavailable after many days, then send an email to
[email protected],
[email protected] or
[email protected] and explain them the issue.
http://www.facebook.com/help/?page=121467344601554
Once you send them an email, your account will be available again soon.

Did you know that you can personalize your Facebook business or profile page by choosing your own individual Username?
Any Facebook user can now get an individualized and searchable Facebook URL, making it easier for your friends, fans, or customers to find you.
Here is How To Get Your Facebook Username.

Facebook allows you to personalize your Facebook URL, or webpage.
If you haven't already chosen a username and you log into your Facebook account, the web address URL that shows in the address bar at the top of the page looks something like this:
www.facebook.com/profile.phd?id=478259118.
Your default Facebook URL is just a randomly generated number that identifies your page to Facebook.
Not very exciting, is it? And most of all, not very personal or searchable!
Facebook offers you the opportunity to make your page unique by allowing you to pick a personalized ending to the URL for your page.
Whereas your Facebook webpage was
www.facebook.com/profile.phd?id=478259118,
it can now be www.facebook.com/john.smith, or www.facebook.com/acme.inc.
You can use your name, a nickname, a business name, or choose anything that you want to represent you and your presence on Facebook.
You can create a personalized URL for your Facebook profile and any Facebook Pages that you administer.
The only condition for naming Facebook Pages (often called Fan Pages, and used for a business, band, or celebrity), is that you must have more than 100 Fans/Followers of your page before you can do this.
This is subject to change by Facebook, so they may lower that requirement later on.

To claim your personalized Facebook URL, log in to Facebook and go to the link, http://www.facebook.com/username.
This link in the Resources section below for you to click on.
Once you are there, Facebook will suggest some Usernames for you to pick.
Facebook's picks will be based on your name or other account information, and there may be one that is exactly what you want, so go ahead and select it.
You may also create your own Username. Facebook allows you to choose any name or word you want to represent your page, as long as it meets their standards and is available.
Type in a Username you want, and then check availability.
Facebook will let you know if you can have that Username, and then you have the option of selecting it or checking for more names.
Be careful what you choose! Once you pick a Username, it is not editable or transferable to another account, so pick well!
Make sure it is spelled correctly, and that it is a name you won't have second thoughts about later.
Once you have decided on the Username you want and find out that it is available, click on the "Confirm" button and the name is yours!
Facebook will confirm that your Username has been set!
You may not be able to get the exact Username you want.
If Facebook informs you that the name isn't available, you will have to try another form of the name or word, or move onto some other choice.
Usernames are First Come, First Serve, so if you want yours, claim it now!



http://www.facebook.com/username

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go to facebook.com.then enter your user name or e-mail address you use in creating the account and password,then click log in .it will open your page if you have the right name and password.

If I am right, the hub (not thehub) user name has been taken by another user like the hub tv show and the hub musician/band, so since your username is similar to "the hub" you could not use that again. The system will automatically reject your request because it'll detect thehub as the hub. I would suggest you to get another user name like thehub1 or similar...
Good luck.
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