4 Responses to “I need help converting my existing facebook account and all the database of names to political figure account with unlimited number of friends”

1. un_taitz@yahoo.com
   June 24th, 2010 @ 2:55 am

   Yes! Please! Someone help this imbecile. We would definitely like Orly to have her own page for a politician because we’ll be there to expose her lies. The best thing about it is the idiots that try to help her keep us off of it will then remove the page from searches in addition to requiring people to be approved. No problem with the approval because we’ll still get in. What we really like is the fact that no one will be able to find her page just as you can’t find one for her now. That’s probably why Damon Dunn won so easily. It is because he didn’t have to hide. His Facebook page was wide open so anyone could see it – something that is required to campaign. With Orly, it’ll have to be hidden and her exposure will go in the garbage where she belongs.

2. Pete Deer
   June 24th, 2010 @ 6:13 am

   Orly:
   I think you really need help in paying that $20,000 fine for pissing off that federal judge last year. You must remember that, right. That is the time he not only dismissed your joke of a case but hit you with a serious hit to your finances as well.
   Maybe you could take your show on the road, you know, play the Young Republican circuit. Lord know they (or I should say their parents) are rich, and with enough appearances you should be able to make enough jake to defray your legal costs.

   Pete Deer

   PS: Your web site is easily one of the most delusional and unintentionally hilarious places on the internets…

3. Ned
   June 24th, 2010 @ 2:29 pm

   Orly:

   You may want to consider creating a Facebook group and then invite all your existing friends and those in the waitlist to join that group using a “bulk invite”, as explained in the following page:

   https://www.searchenginejournal.com/facebook-group-vs-facebook-fan-page-whats-better/7761/

   However, a Facebook group will only be visible to the members of the group, as the above website explains. So, if you want your page to be visible to everyone, you may want to set up a Fan Page that is visible to everyone, but then you will be forced to invite everyone on your friend list manually to your fan page.

   For more Facebook related tech info, you may want to read the Facebook Pages Insider’s Guide, that is available at the following link:

   https://www.scribd.com/doc/8718197/Facebook-Pages-Insiders-Guide

4. Ned
   June 24th, 2010 @ 2:39 pm

   Just a small correction to my previous comment. Again reading the referenced website contents, from my previous comment, I see that a Facebook group will be visible to all registered Facebook users, but not to people who have not registered on Facebook.

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