I received a email my account suspended do to suspciuous Activity. I using my correct password and I can't Get in. I want to get back into facebook asap. Im getting Upset. The facebook security team or sumthn sent email to me. There no suspicious activity. HELP PLEASE.

There are several possible reasons why Facebook is telling you that no accounts match the email you entered when trying to reset your password:

1. Typing error: Make sure that you are entering the correct email address. Double-check for typos and ensure that you are using the correct email address that is associated with your Facebook account.
2. Account deactivation: If you have deactivated your Facebook account, it will no longer be associated with the email address you provided. If you wish to reactivate your account, you will need to log in with your email and password.
3. Account suspension: If your account has been suspended by Facebook, you will not be able to reset your password or log in to the account. Facebook will send you an email explaining the reason for the suspension and providing instructions on how to appeal it.
4. Facebook account not registered with that email: If you have created a Facebook account with a different email address, then you will not be able to reset the password with the email address you provided.
5. Email Filtering: Sometimes, the reset email from Facebook may end up in the spam or junk folder. So, please check those folders and if you find the email, mark it as not spam.

It is recommended to contact Facebook's customer support team to check if any of these issues are the cause and to help you regain access to your account.

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He will need to reset his account through facebook support page. Check his email normally they send an email to the address on file for the account.

Facebook suspend profile when it looks like another one got access to your account or some spaming activities are recorded from your account.You can get back your account by changing your password and profile recovery mail address.You have to go to our mail id which you use to singnup.In that you will see a mail from facebook which tells you your account has been suspended.Just go to that link change password and you can get access to your profile.

If you are blocked from facebook you can't get access to your account.You will have to create new account.

Even though your old email is gone.. you can still use it to log in to FB. Then go to your account settings and change your email. Double check your new ID spelling! I suggest using a gmail or yahoo or similar email ID that is not dependant on your ISP.

Your title says "problem with routers" but the description indicates you have a problem with your facebook account. This problem doesn't seem to be related to a router however. It sounds like you're learning a painful lesson about life on the internet. Online systems like Facebook are plagued with problems such as this. If your account really has been compromised, there is no "fix". The easiest solution is to abandon the old account and start a new one (they are free, after all). Tell all your friends to block the old account and hopefully it will quickly fade into the sunset. I'm not a big facebook fan but there is probably a way to let Facebook administrators know that the account has been compromised. They may not let you back in but they can watch it for harmful activity (sending spam, etc) and if necessary cancel the account.

Before you do that though, take a day or two to think about the password, check to see if you wrote it down somewhere, etc. I've heard many people insist loudly that they are using the latest password and it isn't working, only to remember later that they recently changed it and suddenly they remember the new password!! :-)

Either your account has been suspended due to a violation of policies or is hacked. If your account is disabled by Facebook, you will see the message after trying to log in. If you do not see that your account is hacked. May be using a fake page (Phishing). You can mail to Facebook and ask for help. Especially if you faced security issues.
If you feel that your account has been compromised, use this link to report.
If you have Violated (or not Violated intensionally) the Policies, please use this link to report.
Security Best Practices with Facebook:
Change your mail password. Never save passwords in browsers. Always clear Browser cache and Temporary internet files. Use this link to log in to Facebook. Bookmark it. Look for the padlock. Use Firefox of IE8. Always check the address bar to verify the link. Use a strong Anti Virus solution to protect you from Phishing. Such as Bitdefender. Never use login links in your Mail Box. Facebook never send Login Pages to inbox. Check for other Facebook links as well (check the Status bar at the bottom of your Browser to know the actual Address) Never use shortened links (like http:\bt.ly etc) Use Facebook notifications and Inbox rather than using your Mail Inbox. Do not use Unknown applications in Facebook. There are many Phishing Trojans. Keep your PC free of Viruses.
Follow the steps to avoid any difficulties such as Security threats.
There is an action limitation in FB. Do not over use any feature within 60 seconds. You will get warned. If you exceed the action 100 times your account will be suspended or deactivated.
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Did you give Yahoo any details after the initial suspension email? You may have fallen foul of a phishing scam, and the email may have likely been faked. In which case, contact Yahoo immediately, and change all your passwords.