Title: Make money from your phone comments: the job, the team, the list
This page: https://commentwatchdog.com/blog/work-from-home-comments
Topic: Spam
Author: https://anantgupta.xyz (Anant Gupta, founder of CommentWatchDog)
Published: 2026-09-29
Updated: 2026-09-29
Summary: 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.
Query: work from home comments (0 searches a month in the US)
Tested on: September 17, 2026, Meta's policy and help pages read on the web, the moderation log of my own Facebook ads read the same day
Why this page exists: To name the income-pitch genre, the job and the team, from nine real comments under my own ads, with Meta's Prohibited Get Rich Quick and Prohibited Job Content sections quoted in full, the controls on both platforms and the copyable word list; no measured search demand.

In short:
- The short way: connect the Page to CommentWatchDog, an AI comment moderation tool, and its rules hide the links, phone numbers, pitches and emoji strings under every ad the moment they land. 7 days free, no card.
- Two shapes. The job: a company is paying for simple tasks, a trial pays a small sum, apply by DM. The team: sign up through my link, mine or invest together, a bonus for joining. Nine landed under my Facebook ads between July 1 and September 17, 2026, none under a post.
- Meta's Prohibited Get Rich Quick Content: "Offers of opportunities of unrealistic financial reward for unclear or minimal effort.
- Meta's Prohibited Job Content: jobs "containing no information about the employer and job specifications", "with advance promises of salary", "guaranteed jobs", and "jobs with a demand for an advance fee before the job is granted".
- The words: earn money, make money, daily income, per day, join my team, sign up through my link, free trial, withdrawable, DM me to apply. Facebook's word list and Moderation Assist's Keywords take them; Instagram's Hidden Words takes the same.
- Half carry a link, and a link rule takes those as they land; the rest need the words or a rule that reads the offer.

"Make money with AI", "earn daily income from your phone" and "join my team" comments under your ads recruit for referral schemes and fake jobs. Meta's rules name them: "unrealistic financial reward for unclear or minimal effort" and jobs "with a demand for an advance fee before the job is granted". As of September 17, 2026, a link rule catches the half with a link and a keyword rule the rest.

Below: the nine with their dates, the two shapes, Meta's get-rich-quick and job sections verbatim, why they sit under ads, the Facebook and Instagram controls, the copyable word list, and why delete and report.

## Nine income pitches from my own ads

The table is my own ads' comments from July 1 to September 17, 2026, unedited, as written, links and names left out. Eight of the nine came from accounts the log could not name, removed by a cleanup after the fact; one, on September 10, from an account with an id, removed by hand.

| The comment, and its day | The shape |
|---|---|
| "STOP SCROLLING IF YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY WITH AI 📌 Brands in Nigeria are paying ₦80,000 for just 4 AI videos in 2026" (September 11) | The job |
| "For people want to Earn Money" (September 10) | The job, five words |
| "🚀 Join my team on GREY Network & let's mine together! 🎁 Sign up through my link and get 2 GREY FREE" (August 17 and August 20, the same paste twice) | The team |
| "🚀 Welcome to Good Cash, Earn Daily Income Easily! Are you ready to turn your phone into a daily source of income?" (August 11) | The job, as an app |
| "Join me let's make money together for free" with a referral link (August 10) | The team |
| "🎉 Found an amazing way to earn money! 💰 Get paid investing & inviting others to join this amazing online investment platform 🎁 $1 bonus" (August 9) | The team, as an investment |
| "Found an amazing way to earn money! Get paid for watching videos $5 bonus for new users Easy daily earnings 100% free, instant withdrawal" (August 8, twice with and without emojis) | The job, as tasks |
| "🚨PHONE YAKO= PAYDAY 🚨 MBL is paying people to do daily video tasks. ✅ Free 4-day trial: Earn $1.92 WITHDRAWABLE ✅ Daily earnings available" (July 28) | The job, with a paid trial |

## The two shapes

The job: a company is paying for simple tasks, watching videos, making four AI clips, daily video tasks, and the pay is named in the comment. What follows the DM is a registration, a "training fee" or a deposit before withdrawals are allowed, and the free trial that pays out once exists to make the deposit look safe. The team: sign up through my link, mine or invest together, a bonus for joining, and the poster is paid per recruit. The first is Meta's job section; the second is its get-rich-quick and investment sections, and [the crypto-signals field guide](https://commentwatchdog.com/blog/crypto-signals-comments) has the investment branch on its own.

## Meta's rules, in full

Meta's Prohibited Commercial Practices policy, read September 17, 2026. Get rich quick: "Offers of opportunities of unrealistic financial reward for unclear or minimal effort." Job content, all five lines: "Offers of jobs containing no information about the employer and job specifications, simply referencing job vacancies. Offers of work from home but the job title implies the employee cannot WFH. Offers of jobs with advance promises of salary. Offers of guaranteed jobs. Offers of jobs with a demand for an advance fee before the job is granted." Every comment in the table above sits in at least one of those six lines, and Report from the comment's Options is how Meta hears about it.

## Ads, not posts

All nine sat under ads and none under a post. A post reaches followers who know what the business sells; an ad reaches strangers scrolling past, which is the audience a scheme recruits from. The comment borrows the ad's reach and the ad's implied endorsement, since a reader who sees "Earn Daily Income" under a software company's ad may read it as the company's.

## Facebook: the words, the link criterion, the pop-up

Per Facebook's blocked-words page read September 17, 2026, a Page's list takes a thousand keywords, phrases and emoji among them, and covers their variations, so the list below covers "e@rn money". Moderation Assist's Keywords in comments criterion takes the same list for new comments, and its Link in comment criterion takes the half that carry a link. For the one that got through under an ad, Ads Manager's pop-up hides or reports it; [comments on Facebook ads](https://commentwatchdog.com/blog/manage-comments-on-facebook-ads) has it.

![Moderation Assist's Choose criteria screen on September 8, 2026, the Link in comment row ringed among the criteria about the comment; the Keywords in comments row sits at the bottom of the same list.](https://commentwatchdog.com/media/shots/fb-ma-choose-criteria.en.webp)

## Instagram takes the same list

Instagram's Hidden Words page, read September 5, 2026, puts words, phrases, numbers and emojis on the custom list and hides the comments that match, silently for the writer without telling the writer. The list below goes in, with "http" and "bit.ly" beside it for the half that link. [Instagram Hidden Words, tested](https://commentwatchdog.com/blog/instagram-hidden-words) has the screen.

## A keyword list for the job and the team

CommentWatchDog is an AI comment moderation tool that automatically hides and deletes spam and damaging comments on Facebook and Instagram ads and posts. Its Keywords rule takes this list, one per line: earn money, make money, daily income, daily earnings, per day, join my team, sign up through my link, free trial, withdrawable, DM me to apply. Its URLs rule takes the half with a link as they land, and a Custom topics sentence, "anyone offering a job, income or a way to earn money", takes "For people want to Earn Money", which has none of the words. [The twelve rules](https://commentwatchdog.com/help/moderation-rules/the-twelve-rules-one-by-one) is the guide.

![The Moderation rules of a Facebook Page on September 17, 2026, the Keywords rule's word list ringed; the income phrases go here and hide across every post and ad of the Page.](https://commentwatchdog.com/media/shots/moderation-text.en.webp)

## Delete the paste, report under the job reason

Facebook's hide page keeps a hidden comment on the writer's screen and their friends' screens, and an income paste has no reader worth that. Delete it, report the account from the comment's Options under the job or scam reason, and let the list above take the next one.

## Sources

- [Prohibited Commercial Practices, Meta Community Standards](https://transparency.meta.com/policies/community-standards/fraud-scams/), read September 17, 2026
- [Block certain words from appearing in comments on your Facebook Page, Facebook Help Centre](https://www.facebook.com/help/131671940241729), read September 17, 2026
- [About Moderation Assist, Meta Business Help Centre](https://www.facebook.com/business/help/1753036688579904), read September 5, 2026, tried on my own profile September 8, 2026
- [Manage comments on your ads, Meta Business Help Centre](https://www.facebook.com/business/help/1129470964230971), read September 17, 2026
- [Hidden Words on Instagram, Instagram Help Centre](https://help.instagram.com/700284123459336), read September 5, 2026
- [Hide a comment from a post on your Facebook Page, Facebook Help Centre](https://www.facebook.com/help/297845860255949), read September 17, 2026
- My own moderation log, three Facebook Pages, comments under ads published July 1 to September 17, 2026, read September 17, 2026

Common questions:
Question: Are "make money from your phone" comments a scam?
Answer: They are recruitment for a referral scheme or a fake job, and Meta's rules name both: "Offers of opportunities of unrealistic financial reward for unclear or minimal effort" and job offers "with a demand for an advance fee before the job is granted", from its Prohibited Commercial Practices policy read September 17, 2026. The "free trial" that pays a few dollars is the advance fee's mirror: it pays out once so the deposit comes later.
Question: Why do they land under my ads and not my posts?
Answer: Because an ad reaches strangers who have never seen the pitch. Of my nine between July 1 and September 17, 2026, not one sat under a post; a post's followers know the business and are not the audience the scheme wants.
Question: Which words separate the pitch from a customer?
Answer: earn money, make money, daily income, daily earnings, per day, join my team, sign up through my link, free trial, withdrawable, "DM me to apply". A customer asking about a product rarely uses any of them; on a recruitment Page, keep the rule on Hide and read the hidden view.
Question: Can the job and the team be caught automatically?
Answer: A link rule takes the ones with a link as they land, a keyword rule takes the words above, and a rule that reads meaning takes "For people want to Earn Money" with no link and no listed phrase. CommentWatchDog is an AI comment moderation tool that automatically hides and deletes spam and damaging comments on Facebook and Instagram ads and posts.

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