Who Were The First Ten Users Of Facebook?

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Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:FB) will celebrate its ten years of existence on February 4 this year. To celebrate this event, The Guardian has revealed the first ten users of what was initially known as “The Facebook.” The company co-founder Mark Zuckerberg was the fourth user of the social network he co-founded. That’s because he had reserved the first three accounts for testing.

In the beginning, everyone on Facebook Inc was given a user ID number when joined. The first few million users were numbered on the basis of university. For example, 0-99999 were assigned to Harvard users, 100000-199999 were strictly for Columbia users, 200000-299999 were for Stanford users, and so on.

First ten Facebook users

Here is the list of the first ten Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:FB) users (excluding the three testing accounts):

10- Mark Kaganovich

Kaganovich was a student at Harvard when Zuckerberg started the social network. He was good friends with David Hammer, who became the 11th member of Facebook Inc.

9- Colin Kelly

Kelly was also a Harvard student and a good friend of David Hammer. It seems like many early Facebookers were acquaintances.

8- Andrew McCollum

McCollum was in the computer class of Zuckerberg. He also had a good friendship with early Facebooker David Hammer. Later, Mark Zuckerberg asked McCollum to design the first logo of Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:FB).

7- Chris Putnam

Putnam studied at Georgia Southern University, not Harvard. He was an early Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:FB) engineer. Putnam would do hacks and pranks on Facebook, which caught the eye of co-founder Dustin Moskovitz.

6- Soleio Cuervo

Cuervo was friends with Marcel George Laverdet. He later worked at the social networking giant, and played an important role in the development of the “Like” button.

5- Marcel Georgés Laverdet

Laverdet didn’t go to Harvard, but he was friends with many early Facebookers including Mark Zuckerberg and Chris Hughes. Laverdet later joined the social networking company as a software engineer.

4- Arie Hasit

Hasit was Zuckerberg’s roommate at Harvard, and the first non-founder to join the social network.

3- Dustin Moskovitz

Moskovitz co-founded Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:FB) with pals Chris Hughes and Mark Zuckerberg. He was also roommates with Zuckerberg. Today he is a billionaire with a net worth of $3.8 billion.

2- Chris Hughes

Hughes co-founded the social networking giant. His net worth is estimated at $850 million.

1- Mark Zuckerberg

The man who has more than 21 million followers on the social network he co-founded. He is one of the richest men in the world, with an estimated net worth of more than $20 billion. Zuckerberg has signed the Giving Pledge.

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