Dear friends and followers,
I am writing to you today to share an important message about my private Facebook profile. About 14 days ago, my Facebook account was unfortunately hacked, and it is still in the hands of unknown individuals. I want to warn all of you about this situation, as I do not want anyone else to fall victim to the same thing.
It all started when I received a Messenger message on Facebook from someone in my network asking for my phone number. Unfortunately, I fell for it and responded to the message. It turned out to be a big mistake, as this person had also been hacked, and unknown individuals now have full control over my Facebook account. They are still active and trying to deceive people into providing their phone numbers and even the SMS code sent as part of Facebook’s security measures.
Therefore, I urge all of you to be cautious: Never share your phone numbers on Facebook, and more importantly, never send SMS codes to anyone who asks for them. These hackers exploit people’s trust and attempt to gain access to their accounts.
Unfortunately, I still do not have access to my private Facebook profile after 14 days. It is a frustrating situation, but I am doing my best to handle it. Luckily, there were two administrators on my business page, Twiggi.dk, so we quickly managed that situation.
Until I regain control of my old Facebook account, I have decided to stay away from the platform. I want to ensure everything is in order before returning to Facebook.
I want to assure you that my phone number and email address remain the same as always. You are welcome to contact me by calling or sending an email.
As for Twiggi.dk’s Facebook page, I am fortunate to have an administrator managing it. The page is still active and regularly updated. I promise to keep you informed as soon as I regain access to my private profile.
Let us learn from this situation and be extra cautious with our personal information online. Hackers are constantly looking for opportunities to exploit people’s trust and steal their identities. Let us work together to create a safe online environment for everyone.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
Best regards,
Jørgen Twiggi
