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Can you send a message on facebook without having an account?
NO.
Can you receive emails from Facebook without having a Facebook account?
No. You need an account before you could do that. How would they know your email?
How do I get an account on here without using Facebook?
Simple: just look for the sign up button and go through the wizard, your account will be created without having to be linked to facebook!
How do you get on facebook without an account?
That is impossible. You need to have an account for yourself to get on to Facebook. However if you just want to view a Fan page or somebody's public profile, then you can do so without first having your own account.
How do you look up someone on facebook without having a Facebook account?
You can! I'll give you the link :http://www.facebook.com/srch.php I hope I helped.:)
How do you sign up in WIKI ANSWER.com without having a facebook account?
change your language to spanish or french. there u can sign up without haveing a facebook account.
Can you find some one on Facebook without having an account?
I'm affraid you can't but it takes 2 minutes to sign up for facebook, FREE!
How do you add a school to your Facebook account without having a school email address?
You got to your info.And press 'Edit'. Then you will choose.
How do you make an wikianswers account with out having facebook?
i don't you biches
How do you create an account for Answers.com without having a Facebook and when you can't create one?
Unfortunately, members that are registered on WikiAnswers (the newer ones) now must use Facebook to register, and log-into WikiAnswers.
Do you need to have a Facebook to make a Facebook page?
Yes, because 'having a Facebook' is basically a different way of saying you have a Facebook account. So, yes, you do.
What are the dangers of having a email account?
If you give your email account and password to others, then they can get to your mail or facebook and cyberbully.
