I've got a weird question. I'm almost certain that this is not possible due to privacy and protection of personal data, but my (vastly more experienced) colleague is almost certain that it can be done.
A little background: we've been in charge of making the website and social accounts for a company that's recently fused. The one company is called AAA
, and the second is called BBB
. They decided that their new name was gonna be AAABBB
.
Both companies had a seperate Facebook page. I successfully merged AAA
's Facebook page with AAABBB
, but Facebook doesn't allow the merge of BBB
with AAABBB
.
My colleague is almost certain that there's a way to get the email addresses from all current fans of BBB
's Facebook page, so that we could contact them via MailChimp and ask them to like the AAABBB
Facebook page. I'm sceptical, because this would be a breach in privacy and the like.
Without having to use a Facebook campaign that asks the fans to sign up for a 'newsletter', is it possible to get the email addresses for all current fans of the Facebook page?