Cannot see apps page - always get redirected - authentication

I am trying to load up http://developers.facebook.com/apps page but i always get redirected to my 'adverts & pages' page. I cant add the Developer app either as i get redirected also to the same page. Im simply trying to register my website as an app. I need to set a fb:app_id value for our Like buttons
I have a recorded mobile number & credit card so our page should be verified
Any thoughts ?.

You are currently logged in as a page account and not a real user account. Only user accounts can create facebook apps.

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