Facebook dropshipping advertising

[Linda123]

t seems that your image or ad content is inappropriate, marked as copyrighted You need to check again

 

[shijin]

Could be the way your ad's structured, try running it without links and only with CTA buttons to see if it works

 

[Alex drimar]

Maybe you use too many dishonest words making the ad less trustworthy, you can create your own content images and especially read carefully Facebook's policies to avoid having your post deleted.

 

[Win & Win]

You need to check what content you are sharing? Read the meta policy carefully.
Sometimes we don't understand the words that violate us

 

[Paanisey007]

I think your ad is infringing on trademark

 

[authentic market]

I am currently advertising a fashion item on Facebook but they keep deleting posts saying my ad is a scam, even though it is just a t-shirt without a brand logo.

It could be that the images you use are duplicated or you use excessive, dishonest words that make the ad less credible.

 

[autophantom]

I am currently advertising a fashion item on Facebook but they keep deleting posts saying my ad is a scam, even though it is just a t-shirt without a brand logo.

Facebook may be identifying you as deceptive because the images you use may overlap with other brands. You can change your content and images to gain meta acceptance and increase product recognition.

 

[EnEnTi]

Sometimes your template is already used by many parties, try bringing a new background

 

[Luca Marketing Agency]

Is your page quality good, and does it have a lot of old posts? It will help increase credibility
And what are your objective ads?

 

[Roman Media]

I am currently advertising a fashion item on Facebook but they keep deleting posts saying my ad is a scam, even though it is just a t-shirt without a brand logo.

Facebook may flag your ad due to automated systems misunderstanding your product. Ensure your ad copy is clear, avoids exaggerated claims, and complies with Facebook's policies to prevent further issues.

 

[Social Tools]

I am currently advertising a fashion item on Facebook but they keep deleting posts saying my ad is a scam, even though it is just a t-shirt without a brand logo.

Use high quality images of the t-shirt from multiple angles to show its features clearly.

 

[Yunaz agency]

you should change the image so you don't have the same problem

 

[Rightpaths]

You need to write a straightforward description of your t-shirt. Avoid using phrases that could be interpreted as deceptive or phrases that could be interpreted by their algorithms as "too good to be true" type. In ad copy, avoid "guaranteed," "limited time offer," "act now." Final option is to use Facebook’s appeal process.

 

[matawalleyayikokari]

Facebook's advertising policies are very strict, especially when their system incorrectly flags some content, which may be the case

 

[Richard Waldo]

Maybe because the product you posted is unclear because there is no logo, no brand, so Facebook users think you are a scam.

 

[celemromtrebore]

Facebook's ad review mechanism may misjudge legitimate ads, especially fashion items. You can reduce the risk of being mistakenly removed by optimizing ad creatives, checking landing pages, and avoiding sensitive words. If your ad is mistakenly removed, submit an appeal in a timely manner and provide evidence.

 

[Checkmate Ads Agency]

Please be more specific, especially is about your creatives. Besides, you can check your assets, if you have good accs and stuffs, it helps at some points.

 

[Alexan De]

Facebook ads can be removed due to misidentification or policy violations. To avoid this, use neutral language, authentic images, complete page information, and appeal when necessary.

 

[Dominic_]

I think you are Using someone else's image without permission. Running too many ads in a short period of time can make Facebook suspicious.

 

[NoTY5]

That sounds frustrating! Facebook's automated systems can sometimes flag ads incorrectly, especially for fashion items, as they can be overly cautious. To avoid this, make sure your ad copy and landing page are clear and transparent about what you're selling, and avoid any misleading claims. You might also want to reach out to Facebook support to explain the situation and request a manual review of your ad. Adjusting your wording or imagery to emphasize the t-shirt’s simplicity (no logos, etc.) might help as well. Hopefully, that clears things up!