Spam
The spam that lands under ads and posts, pattern by pattern: how to tell it, and the rule that hides it.
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Make money from your phone comments: the job, the team, the list
Earn daily income, join my team, brands are paying for AI videos": recruitment for referral schemes and fake jobs, under my ads since July. Meta's.
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Recovery hacker replies: the scam aimed at your unhappy customers
A reply under a customer's complaint offering a "hacker" or "recovery expert" is a fee scam aimed at your customer. What it looks like, why it lands under.
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Airdrop and NFT comments under ads: the bare bot link and the link rule
An airdrop comment is usually a Telegram bot address and nothing else; whoever signs up earns the poster tokens. The examples from my ads, the referral.
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Political arguments under a business post: the line, and the tools
An election, a war or a faith argued under your product post is not Meta's to remove unless it becomes hate or harassment. Where the line is, why hiding beats.
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Super bagus JANGKAR55: the gambling-brand wave and the rules that end it
Forty-eight comments from forty-two accounts in two days, each a gambling brand in bold Unicode with an emoji and Indonesian praise. What they are, why a word.
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Weight-loss pitches under fitness and food posts: the words that catch them
Lose 10 kg in 2 weeks, premium nutrition products, DM me": affiliate and network pitches under fitness, beauty and food pages. Meta's rules on weight-loss.
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Temu codes and affiliate links under ads: the paste and the domains
A coupon, promo code or referral link under your ad is someone earning a bonus from your audience, with a compliment pasted in front. Thirty-three from my ads.
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The 5 star review sellers pitching under your own ad
Review sellers pitch the advertiser under the advertiser's own ad: reviews for sale, badges, and "negative reviews removed within 24 hours". Four from my ads.
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Competitor pitches under your ads: hide, list, and the rule
A rival or a freelancer selling under your ad is using the audience you paid for. Meta's rules mostly allow it, so the Page's own tools are the answer. Six.
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Fake support accounts in your comments, and how to get them removed
A profile copying your business's name and picture replies to your customers under your own posts, asking for a DM. Why it works, how to report it on Facebook.
