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Can you sue for someone posting a message about you on Facebook?
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∙ 13y ago
Yes, it is a criminal act. There have been cases of people arrested for this. As well, if you vandalized the person's site and left cruel comments etc, you could also face different charges related to harrassment.
It doesn't matter if it's Facebook or another type of page, it's still illegal.
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∙ 7y ago
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∙ 13y agoYes. You can sue anyone for just about anything. However you are unlikely to win. You have to show several things to even have a chance to win. You have to show that the comment was intentionally libelous and caused real harm. Hurt feelings don't count for too much. If you feel the comments were inaccurate, libelous (the writer knew the comments were inaccurate and intended to cause harm), and the comments actually caused harm other than hurt feelings (lost business, job, had to go seek professional help to deal with emotions) AND can prove the consequences were a direct result of the comments, then you may have cause and may stand a chance to win the suit. Of course you could win a suit and be awarded ZERO in damages. Or you may win a judgment and the defendant could just not have a nickel to give you and then you have to initiate procedures to collect. The proceedings could cost more than the judgment.
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∙ 11y agono, you cannot, maybe if you could prove it, which is almost an impossibly, once it is out there for the world to see, it is public property.
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∙ 9y agoYes, normally Facebook tells you if someone signed in on another device that isn't recognized.
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Can you sue for someone posting bad things about you on facebook I would really like to scare her into stop posting things about me. She turns anything I say into something offensively.?
In the US, anyone can sue anyone for anything. The question is not whether you can sue, but whether you can win. In this case, it would depend on what they said, whether it was true, and whether you could show financial damages.
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