Deactivating BP account and reactivating it later?

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Is there a way I could deactivate my BP account (like on Facebook where you could deactivate it and reactivate it later)? Or is the only option to delete my account then if I want to join again, I'd have to re-start a new account. Thanks for your help.

JD Martin · Answer

Or at least hold off until you're in your 40s!

Alan F. · Answer

I had to close my 1st account cause I was getting so many weird DM's & connection requests. Kinda my fault too though because I wasn't very savy about forums. Im more selective now.

Hope you come back Becca because I believe you've helped newbies.

Becca F. · Answer

That's what I thought. I emailed Help Support to ask them or if they can delete my posts (which contain a lot of personal info, good thing I didn't post my last name on here) and they said no. BP won't let us self delete posts unlike other social media (Facebook, Instagram).

I'm very likely to delete my account soon

James Wise · Answer

As they say, the internet is forever. This is why you shouldn't do Porn in your 20's.

James Wise · Answer

bruhhhhhh

Becca F. · Answer

I haven't noticed anyone soliciting getting their accounts removed. When I first joined BP, I was spammed early on by a number of people, one of who was a CPA DM'ing me to set up a call. I politely declined. Then he proceeds to send me more messages - dude, does "no" not mean "no" to you?. I recently reported two people trying to sell me services out of the blue and their accounts are still there.

To say nothing of the real estate agents who have DM'ed me (without me initiating the contact) over the years. Is "I noticed you're in California and I'd like to get on call to discuss my market. I have investors who are doing well in my market. Would you like to schedule a call" - so is that not spam?

And comments on new California investors posts with at least 20 agents or turnkey companies comments trying to pitch their markets. The most obvious are the 5 agents all from the same city that post one after the other. It's copy and paste the same comments to at least 50 California aspiring investors. (Hint: C-o-l-u-m-b-u-s, O-h-i-o, trying to not trigger anyone's keyword search). Does BP not consider that spam?

Becca F. · Answer

I replied back to Help Support because they said they don't delete posts. This isn't true. I've seen Moderators delete people's posts or comments.

On the flip side, I've seen controversial comments that are related to politics not get removed

Here are my controversial comments "Pizza Hut is better than Domino's"  and "Coca Cola is better than Pepsi" hahaha

Deactivating BP account and reactivating it later?

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