Her name is Kate Middleton, but Kate is a bike fan in Boston, Massachusetts, U.S., has nothing to do with the candidate's daughter future of the British Empire which was a center of world attention. Her name is just the same.
Female 32 years old, who works at a bike shop on Tuesday (04/26/2011) and then, disclose his name in common with Prince William's future wife has made her groggy. Her Facebook account has been suspended after the social networking site that suspected she used a false name. She also regularly contacted reporters, who asked to speak with a British accent.
She said, "I'm really not interested in pretending to be British. I'm not interested in pretending that I was Kate Middleton who else, so basically I reject all five requests to speak with a British accent."
She uses Twitter to express her frustration because her Facebook account deleted. She wrote, "Facebook disabled my account because it was assessed using a false name. Will the real Kate Middleton show?"
She also knows that Facebook has removed the sign (UNTAG) her from all the photos of her that is on the social networking site. "One more proof that people are not recognized unless their royal family," she said.
Kate Middelton, who is from Louisville, Kentucky, it admits that although she did not has a relationship with a woman who witnessed the event the wedding tomorrow around 2 billion television viewers in the world, they have some similarities. "We both have brown hair," she said, smiling. "We both have eyes that interesting."
Kate Middleton from Boston was not the only woman who has been blocked on Facebook. The Daily Mail, Tuesday, reported, at least three other women, one Australian and two Britons, who named the same that has blocked her account.
A Facebook spokesman told the newspaper explained, the company does prohibit the user create a fake account. The company added that the number of errors so it was inevitable as they try to keep it safe social networking.
Kate Middleton, Prince William's future wife, will marry on Friday (04/29/2011) at Westminster Abbey, London. After the wedding, she will be known as Princess Catherine. New call may be an end to confusion.
Female 32 years old, who works at a bike shop on Tuesday (04/26/2011) and then, disclose his name in common with Prince William's future wife has made her groggy. Her Facebook account has been suspended after the social networking site that suspected she used a false name. She also regularly contacted reporters, who asked to speak with a British accent.
She said, "I'm really not interested in pretending to be British. I'm not interested in pretending that I was Kate Middleton who else, so basically I reject all five requests to speak with a British accent."
She uses Twitter to express her frustration because her Facebook account deleted. She wrote, "Facebook disabled my account because it was assessed using a false name. Will the real Kate Middleton show?"
She also knows that Facebook has removed the sign (UNTAG) her from all the photos of her that is on the social networking site. "One more proof that people are not recognized unless their royal family," she said.
Kate Middelton, who is from Louisville, Kentucky, it admits that although she did not has a relationship with a woman who witnessed the event the wedding tomorrow around 2 billion television viewers in the world, they have some similarities. "We both have brown hair," she said, smiling. "We both have eyes that interesting."
Kate Middleton from Boston was not the only woman who has been blocked on Facebook. The Daily Mail, Tuesday, reported, at least three other women, one Australian and two Britons, who named the same that has blocked her account.
A Facebook spokesman told the newspaper explained, the company does prohibit the user create a fake account. The company added that the number of errors so it was inevitable as they try to keep it safe social networking.
Kate Middleton, Prince William's future wife, will marry on Friday (04/29/2011) at Westminster Abbey, London. After the wedding, she will be known as Princess Catherine. New call may be an end to confusion.
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