Two accounts for one person?

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lulu95130 -  
 lulu95130 -
Good evening,

How can we know if a person is using two different accounts on Facebook?
Having tried to dig a little by talking to both, I really feel that they are the same person, both just as strange as the other... But of course, they deny it, telling me that they don't know this other person...
I tried to catch them and I really think it’s the same person... I also have suspicions about a small network... I'm not sure.
The problem is that the two Facebook accounts in question sent requests to some of my friends recently, and on the same night!
This person (or I don't know if there are several) is absolutely eager to learn how to speak French and to go out with me, even though I don’t even know her!
She insisted on knowing where I lived, my age, and when we could meet.
I found that very strange and wanted to know if there is a way to be sure that these are the same people, knowing that on each account, the person sent me a photo of herself and even if the photos are different, the two people look exactly alike!
I don’t know if reporting via Facebook will be of much use since I’m not sure they are the same people.

Thank you in advance!

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  1. Anonymous user
     
    Hello,

     This person (or I don't know if it's multiple people) 
    absolutely wants to learn how to speak French and go out with me even though I don't even know them!

    I don't know if reporting via FB will be of much use because I'm not sure it's the same people


    And what if you simply removed them from your "friends"? Clearly, they are not, and you don't seem to want to keep them as such. End of story.

    Someone you don't know wanting to go out with you is ridiculous, isn't it?

    @+
    "Power of the lunar prism transform me"
    (Sailormoon - 1992-1997 - RIP).
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    1. lulu95130
       
      Yes, that's for sure! I was already planning to do it, but I was asking the question for other future people who might come across it and who, I don’t know, might decide to check out this strange person? That’s mainly why I wanted to get an idea of what I could do to prevent other girls from falling into it!
      Thanks for your response anyway!
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      1. Anonymous user > lulu95130
         
        For you or the other girls, it's common sense. Would you do the same thing in real life and on the street with a stranger? There’s nothing to gain from having an immense list of friends on Facebook. If that person has no interest, goodbye. Why accept them in the first place? Otherwise ---> Block, delete.

        For it to be taken into account by FB, several reports are needed. And from experience, Facebook is not the type to delete accounts just like that, even for real fake accounts.
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      2. lulu95130 > Anonymous user
         
        Oh okay, I see! I'll do that then, thank you very much!
        Alright, I'll just block and delete then!
        Have a good evening.
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