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Facebook Pages and Posting Links (8)

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I just built my first FB Page and when I try to post a link I get
"This message contains blocked content that has previously been flagged as abusive or spammy. Let us know if you think this is an error."

All I am doing is Iframing the entire offer so that the destination url is not an aff link.

Does anyone have a work around to this or am i doing something incorrectly?

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maybe your site is flagged? I have never had that problem.

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Hmmmm, so odd I have never done anything shady on this account. If fact i just wanted to see how it would do so I made this off of my personal FB account that i have had for 5 years. I also used a brand new domain that i bought yesterday. Has anyone had issues with this and it be their host? I am hosting this on a shitty shared hosting account.

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Someone probably abused that domain before you bought it. I would just use a new domain.

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Thats what it was. Thanks! I was bummed because I made a page last night and have only spent $6 on it so far and have 350 likes on it.........this thing has mass potential

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Facebook are now hooked into Web Of Trust which rates sites and tells facebook to 'chop' the link if it has form for spammy/scammy content or just plain 'smells a funny colour'. Use bit.ly to shorten your link and plough on regardless. IM warriors always find a way ;-)

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Yeah, the potential is HUGE but as fragile as paper-thin glass.

Recently an Australian marketer, Nich Peall, has been pushing his 'MrFBX' course HARD through JV webinars with all the usual suspects.
He uses facebook fan pages to build a huge following and then sells to them. Sounds great right? Well, yes and no.
It's not a 'real' list. You don't have your fan's/customer's email addresses. So you post on your page. Hope they see it on their wall and act. A bit 'iffy' for me.

Two days ago he sent out an email to his students (I was one, but realized after 10 minutes that it was a Ferarri in a lake and got a refund) to say that someone had reported his page for 'copyright' infringement (I saw his page when it waqs in full flight and couldn't see a problem IMHO) and facebook pulled it. So he was going , cap in hand, asking his students to 'like' his new page.

It can all go 'poof' overnight if facebook decides so. All that work for nothing, and no email list to rebuild from.

But that's only my opinion and WTF do I know?

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I also see errors close to that when links get listed in any of the blacklists out there that are for ISP's. I guess fb subscribers to email blacklists (don't ask me why)

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