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Does Facebook disapprove legitimate offers? (6)


11-21-2011 06:01 AM #1 windjc (Member)
Does Facebook disapprove legitimate offers?

Its been a long time since I did anything with Facebook. Decided to try it again with a legitimate offer, very basic pics, very straight forward text. Not dating or anything scrupulous.

Its a new account. Created 20 ads. 20 ads disapproved for "content". Ok. So unless they tracked my IP to an previous banned account from two years ago (I don't even actually know if my previous account was banned) I am assuming that sometimes they just disapprove legitimate offers now?


11-21-2011 07:04 AM #2 zeno (Administrator)

What offer was it?


11-21-2011 06:40 PM #3 kokofai ()

they never have consistency in approving & disapproving ads. Just keep submitting every 6hours if it's legitimate and I believe you will hit another reviewer that will have them approved.

Besides, do check your offer url at http://mywot.com to ensure it's not blacklisted.


11-21-2011 06:59 PM #4 stackman (Administrator)

They disapprove legitatmate ads/campaigns all the time, and vice versa so it really depends. What was your disapproval notice?

They won't track your IP and ban ads based on that, but they may do that for your domain if your using the same domain.


11-22-2011 12:01 AM #5 windjc (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by stackman View Post
They disapprove legitatmate ads/campaigns all the time, and vice versa so it really depends. What was your disapproval notice?

They won't track your IP and ban ads based on that, but they may do that for your domain if your using the same domain.
The notice was content does not represent the offer, etc.

But it does. In a very simplistic straightforward way.

It goes so far (and you guys can tell me if this is normal and seems strange to me) as to approve 1 ad and disapprove the other, when the only difference is the 1 that didnt get approved targets women only.

And they are submitted and reviewed at the same time.


11-22-2011 12:14 AM #6 m0thm4n (Member)

Little known fact, facebook uses dipping bird toys for it's reviewers.



It's the luck of the draw whether you get a toy hitting the N button or the Y button.


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