A Man Named Justin Bieber Gets Kicked Off Facebook for His Name

Unlike the teen heartthrob of the same name, this Justin Bieber, from Jacksonville, Florida is an adult, married man who enjoys playing pinball, and, by all indications, has absolutely no intention of pursuing a career in the bubblegum pop industry. That hasn't kept many, however, from constantly confusing him for the dreamy underage singer -- even, apparently, on Facebook.
Although he had been a law abiding member of the Facebook community for six months, Bieber recently woke up one morning to discover that his account had been deactivated. Apparently, Facebook's security overlords thought that the man was using a fake name, and decided to delete his account without warning. Bieber's already tried to contact Facebook to have his account reinstated, but to no avail. "I guess their policy is ban first, ask questions never," the Floridian tells First Coast News. Bieber's account on Ping was also briefly deactivated, for similar reasons.
Even without a presence on Facebook, though, Bieber will still have to put up with the everyday burden that his name has bestowed upon him. The incessant phone calls have already forced him to change his number and list it under his wife's name. Now that someone has posted it to a fan Web page, though, the admitted arcade junkie receives countless messages from tragically confused fans, or, in some cases, musicians looking to work with him. "Artists saying, 'I am going to be working with you this weekend,'" Bieber explains. "I say, 'no, you're not, you don't want to sing with me.'"





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Subscribe to commentsTrevOct 7th 2010 5:12PM
omg this is so awesome
KittenOct 7th 2010 7:54PM
If I were him, I'd be more than happy for a reason to change my Facebook name! He should just go with first name/middle name instead of first/last...
Kingofhearts1287Oct 8th 2010 12:21PM
Poor guy... he's been alive for decades before Beiber with now problems, now he has to deal with a lot of crap.
KrazyCalvinOct 9th 2010 5:46AM
There *was* nothing wrong with it... until I was about twelve years old and that no-talent ass clown became famous and started winning Grammys.