A proven step-by-step playbook to REACTIVATE a DISABLED Facebook account using a real-world ‘loophole’: reach a human via Meta product support (Oculus + Facebook Portal). Summary of the case: the creator was disabled for 87 days; standard channels (Help Center, BBB, Twitter hashtag #facebookdisabledme) produced only canned responses. The breakthrough came by filing an Oculus support ticket that explained she couldn’t purchase/use an Oculus Quest 2 because Facebook login is required, and by also contacting Facebook Portal support (a Portal device is unusable without Facebook). What to do: 1) Ignore recovery scammers; 2) Go to support.oculus.com → Contact Us → submit a ticket titled “Facebook account disabled,” state you intend to use/buy Oculus but need your Facebook reinstated; 3) Provide your Facebook email, an alternate email, country, exact error text with screenshots (Oculus serial number is optional if you don’t own one); 4) Track the ticket via the ‘View ticket’ link and use Live Chat; 5) Send a parallel request via portal.facebook.com (Portal support). In the case, a reply arrived in ~2 hours and the account was restored ~within 1–2 days with photos/messages/pages intact. Results aren’t guaranteed, but this route raises the odds of reaching a human at Meta. After reactivation, immediately enable 2FA and rotate your password.
