Hey, do you know how facebook works with comments?

[masixx]

Hey, do you know how facebook works with comments? I have been trying this method of Facebook commenting but it seems as soon as I make 5 comments facebook blocks me from commenting, am I commenting too fast? I really need help , does facebook limit number of commenting per hour? how many comments? and I will be grateful if I can get to learn all the algorithms of fb commenting, so who works with fb comments?

 

[susocial]

Yes, Facebook won't allow you to spam their platform that easily.

Does your comment include a link? or some spam words like: free, $, giveaway, sex, xxx ..etc

Do you post the same exact comment each time?

Is that an old warmed-up account or just a newly created account?

 

[Riobi]

You must have violated something.
To prevent the status of virtual nicks, spam links or inflammatory and offensive comments raging on Facebook, accounts without avatars, newly opened, comments containing keywords or advertising spam will not be able to participate comment

 

[nhatbita]

Hey, do you know how facebook works with comments? I have been trying this method of Facebook commenting but it seems as soon as I make 5 comments facebook blocks me from commenting, am I commenting too fast? I really need help , does facebook limit number of commenting per hour? how many comments? and I will be grateful if I can get to learn all the algorithms of fb commenting, so who works with fb comments?

Facebook does not limit comments within an hour, or even several hundred comments. However, Facebook can understand what you are commenting through AI, and can detect if your behavior is spamming to limit it.

 

[SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING]

Maybe your account just created, and you comment constantly, so FB thinks you are spamming to advertise

 

[Elise Elsa]

Is your account old or new? maybe you commented so quickly that facebook thought you were spamming.

 

[masixx]

Yes, Facebook won't allow you to spam their platform that easily.

Does your comment include a link? or some spam words like: free, $, giveaway, sex, xxx ..etc

Do you post the same exact comment each time?

Is that an old warmed-up account or just a newly created account?

I think I commented in well timed manner since I know facebook 's non tolerance on spamming especially links ,they will try to keep that activity for those who paid for their ads, and I was postind my ad with link yes , the accounts are old mate some are even ten yes old I spam 100 groups with each account no issues

You must have violated something.
To prevent the status of virtual nicks, spam links or inflammatory and offensive comments raging on Facebook, accounts without avatars, newly opened, comments containing keywords or advertising spam will not be able to participate comment

accounts are pretty old

Facebook does not limit comments within an hour, or even several hundred comments. However, Facebook can understand what you are commenting through AI, and can detect if your behavior is spamming to limit it.

What did I violet I used pages to comment, and again accounts are old enough

Comments are limited on new profiles/accounts but no limit for aged warm accounts.

something am doing wrong I guess

Maybe your account just created, and you comment constantly, so FB thinks you are spamming to advertise

not new accounts

Is your account old or new? maybe you commented so quickly that facebook thought you were spamming.

I tried to procrastinate between each and ever post

 

[ristoriel]

There is no specific limit for older accounts but Facebook has algorithms and moderators that monitor comments for spam, hate speech and other violation of community standards. If your comment is flagged, it means that it has been detected by them.

 

[susocial]

The problem is with the link then, or the link is playing a huge factor there especially if you are using the same link across multiple accounts.

 

[alohamrhand]

Every time I see these types of questions I am baffled because I've never encountered a problem beyond posting the same link more than a couple times.
The best way to spam FB, in my opinion, is to set up an army of accounts that are all connected to the same groups and pages, then have account number 1 post the spam and have all the other accounts like, click and share. If you do that, it's natural looking and yields results.

 

[masixx]

Every time I see these types of questions I am baffled because I've never encountered a problem beyond posting the same link more than a couple times.
The best way to spam FB, in my opinion, is to set up an army of accounts that are all connected to the same groups and pages, then have account number 1 post the spam and have all the other accounts like, click and share. If you do that, it's natural looking and yields results.

broe thats helpful

 

[masixx]

Every time I see these types of questions I am baffled because I've never encountered a problem beyond posting the same link more than a couple times.
The best way to spam FB, in my opinion, is to set up an army of accounts that are all connected to the same groups and pages, then have account number 1 post the spam and have all the other accounts like, click and share. If you do that, it's natural looking and yields results.

do you have success working with fb?

 

[Absolute Safe Agent]

You can create a virtual account and then you can spam

 

[TiktokAgency]

do you comment on the same content?

 

[jmbjlg]

There are some software that can be used to publish comments in bulk

 

[BR Elain]

Do the cmt includes links? I think that's the main reason

I make 5 comments facebook blocks me from commenting, am I commenting too fast?

 

[Hircus]

100% spam filter. Meta is wild with it. Instagram too. It’s the reason Jarvee went private. So many people would trigger spam detection

 

[Moppo]

If you're working with fb comments, you can try some FB automation tools. Usually, they help do auto mass commenting with bulk accounts and they add some random characters to each comment automatically to avoid spam detection

 

[Emma Jenkins ads]

If your comment includes links or bad words, Facebook will delete it.

 

[PURSUIT MEDIA]

It may be your frequency and speed of commenting, attaching links to comments is not likely to be the sole reason why you were blocked