[nicgrev103]

Similar experience

I used to run a graduation photography company, we did professional graduation photos half the price of the 'officail' providers (who pay a huge commission to the university, but don't get me started on that).

We promoted our service with facebook events and advertised said events. One year without warning or explination they Facebook just deleted all our events (we would travel from one uni to another over the summer). I frantically tried to get a response from facebook. I never got one.

I sued in small claims court and they settled the case (not before being very threatening through high paid lawyers and trying to dodge the case altogether) they never did explain what had happend or why.

Ultimately it's partly the reason I shut the company down, facebook was our channel, without certainty we could host events and promote them it made no business sense to invest in the company.

[kragen]

Did they undelete your events as part of the settlement?

[nicgrev103]

Negative, as with all legal action it took months and by then the graduations were long past.

[blahyawnblah]

I'm not sure small claims would do something like that

[kragen]

Parties to a lawsuit can propose to do anything they want in a settlement.