Facebook Threatens Lawsuit Against Mark Zuckerberg

An Israeli entrepreneur Rotem Guez who recently changed his name to "Mark Zuckerberg" is being threatened to be sued by Facebook.

Mr. Guez, filed a lawsuit against Facebook, Inc. and against 'Nana10 MASA', their local affiliate in Israel, on January 29, 2011 after they were unwilling to return his 'hacked' Facebook profile without any apparent, legitimate reason.

On September 1, 2011, Facebook, and their law firm sent Guez a threat of a lawsuit, claiming that Guez and 'Like Store' violated Facebook's terms of services by selling advertisers 'Fans' for their 'Fan Pages', and stated that only Facebook can provide such a service. Facebook demanded that Guez close his company and never access Facebook services, platform or network for any reason whatsoever.

On December 7, 2011, Facebook sent Guez to the 'Ministry of Home Affairs' to change his name in his passport and on his identification. He is now legally named Mark Zuckerberg, and that will likely be his legal name for the rest of his natural life.

Just a week after Guez officialy became Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook again sent a threat of a lawsuit, not knowing that this time, they are planning on suing Mark Zuckerberg.

View Guez profile I Am Mark Zuckerberg.