I can understand that...
But 5 years later, and it's now you are "concerned" with your reputation??? I don't think there's way to get that out of Google m8...
Well... It may sound strange, but I never Googles my name before.
The only way to get it out of Google is to delete the post.
Though the thread is 5 years old, the Original poster is still active here.
After transferring the funds he was unfriended by the account. If he was ONLY unfriended and not BLOCKED by the user, he can still view the profile of this account (link through the Message) unless it was deleted. Though I'm unsure if the existence of both accounts (his and yours) are strong evidence to prove that it's not you and if @alexout will spend time to look into it.
Good point. I just checked my FB block list and all the blocked people there are my ex gfs and people I know personally. Theres nobody in that list called Alex, and nobody I don't know personally.
Since the author of the post is still active (he was online 9 days ago) if you are both in good faith you will be able to explain him and he probably will change the post. Just message him using the my messages tab.
Will do now. Thank you for your advice.
UPDATE: Just tried to text him and got error message: "User 'alexout' has not chosen to allow messages from newbies. You should post in their relevant thread to remind them to enable this setting."
Can somebody refer him here please?
my advise is to do nothing.
Alexout did you a favour by raising this issue 5yrs ago.... and prevented your identity thief from doing more damage. (in your absence mind you). PM him and thank him for having your nemisis red flagged as a scammer.
Let me answer you by giving an example.
Imagine that one day you Google your name and find out that five years ago somebody posted in some forum you never visited screenshots from your personal FB account with accusations of being pedophile. What would you do in that case?
I remember that few years ago my account has been hacked and I restored my password, but I didn't see anything suspicious when I got it back.