Lindsay Lohan's Facebook account disabled 'for being fake'
3 Dec 2008, 1235 Hrs

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Melbourne, December 3 Lindsay Lohan has been blocked from logging into her own Facebook account after the site's administrator thought its user was 'fake.'

The actress-singer revealed to her My Space fans that she was 'shocked' after she read the reason for the disabled sign-in process, reports News.com.au.

She wrote: "I signed onto Facebook with my new password because someone keeps hacking into my account, and when I typed my password and "log in" name in, a red sentence came up saying: 'Account Disabled - Your account has been disabled by an administrator. If you have any questions or concerns, you can visit our FAQ page here'."

"Wow! I was in shock. Once I got to that it gave a note saying why it was disabled which stated the note saying that it was disabled because they believe that I was a fake of myself. genius."

The 'Mean Girls' star, who had though taken the matter with a pinch of salt initially and later admitted to having turned red, further added that she was taken aback by the social networking site's lack of generating a warning before locking her out of her own account.

She said: "At first I laughed, and then I got angry. All I can think is, who is running this site? and how can they just "disable" my account without first, sending me a warning notice, or at least asking me some account verification questions." (ANI)

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