“You made our family feel like we were getting somewhere with this mess,' farm co-owner Pamela Jones said. After a dozen emails to Meta, Facebook's parent company, KaraKenney6 was able to get results.
MILTON — Small businesses throughout Indiana use Facebook to communicate with their customers, but when their accounts get hacked, it can be a nightmare to get back.
WRTV Investigates sent a dozen emails to Meta, Facebook’s parent company, trying to get the Jones Family Farm’s Facebook account back. The page is up to 58,000 followers, however, many of them are new followers likely expecting women in bikinis. The Better Business Bureau Serving Central Indiana says hackers often target small businesses because they’ll pay a ransom to get their page back."Business pages have a large following of people,” said Jennifer Adamany with the BBB. “It creates a wider audience for scammers to try to tempt. In this case, the content they're posting— they could be trying to lure someone into a romance scam or even see who is responding to reach out to their personal accounts and hack their accounts.
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