How to avoid going spam messages on messanger

[orlan195]

Hey, I have several facebook accounts I use for several things include sending messages for people.
Currently I realize that some of my users go directly to spam messages instead of message request while other go to requests.
Does anyone know how to solve this problem?
I use one ip for each user, I tried to warm them

 

[istossolutions]

Warm up accounts first, send personalized, human-like messages slowly, and avoid links in the first message. Encourage replies and use clean IPs/devices to build trust with Facebook.

 

[Ralphoton]

Warm up your account first and send messages slowly and naturally, don’t spam many at once.

 

[orlan195]

Warm up your account first and send messages slowly and naturally, don’t spam many at once.

Already tried it for several weeks with some of the accounts, not helped

 

[agnescad7]

What usually helps is warming up the account properly, keeping message volume low, personalizing messages, and encouraging real replies. Over time, as recipients respond and interact, delivery tends to improve.

 

[Ana Agency Marketing]

Facebook may be classifying your actions as spam based on the content and frequency of your messages. You should change the content of your messages to avoid repetition and increase the time between sendings.

 

[Hidemyacc Global]

It’s possible that your account hasn’t been warmed up long enough. A Facebook account that’s only a few weeks old is very different from one that’s been around for a few months. At the same time, the messages you send to other people shouldn’t be exactly the same, especially if you keep including links. Sending links repeatedly is one of the main reasons messages end up in spam.

 

[MercuryAgency]

Sending identical or similar messages too frequently can easily be suspected of spam. Therefore, you need to prepare content with different wording and space out the times you send them.

 

[LS Marketing Agency]

Normally, you would receive a notification when someone sends a message. Your problem will be quite difficult to handle as it involves account verification.

 

[orlan195]

tnx all for trying to help but my current state is that I do all your tips for a while, include not sending links at all and still have those problems.
Does old warmedup users will help me with that?

 

[ColdAkaza]

Hey, I have several facebook accounts I use for several things include sending messages for people.
Currently I realize that some of my users go directly to spam messages instead of message request while other go to requests.
Does anyone know how to solve this problem?
I use one ip for each user, I tried to warm them

Facebook routes messages based on account trust, not IP. Once an account is marked low-trust, messages go to spam and warming only helps partially.

 

[juli3tt]

How frequently do you send daily messages? this usually happens due to your account's overall activity, even if it's not related to messages, but from adding links in groups or posts that were removed, etc. these actions flag your account

 

[Facebook_Ads_Agency]

You need to warm up your accounts well, use different proxies, and not send more than 7-10 messages per day from one account.

 

[SEO NoraFJ]

Facebook assesses risk based on message frequency and the level of content repetition. Properly warming up the account, keeping message volume low, personalizing content, and generating real replies can help build trust and improve message delivery over time.

 

[AdCard Agency]

It's possible that Facebook scanned the frequency and content of your messages and considered it Spam. Don't use chatbots or send the same messages and links multiple times. Spread out the time you reply to customers; don't reply all at once.

 

[FIDO AGENCY]

To optimize your inbox delivery rate and avoid spam filters, you absolutely must avoid copy-pasting the same content to multiple people. Diversify your vocabulary and establish a messaging schedule with natural pauses. This will make your account appear more "human" in the eyes of the Facebook algorithm.

 

[maikeiru]

Inbox placement isn’t just about IP or warming, it’s heavily account-level trust. Newer or lightly used accounts get pushed to spam way easier, especially if you message people who don’t message back. Things that usually help over time are slower messaging volume, more real activity on the account (posts, comments, friends), higher reply rates, and avoiding copy-paste messages. Even then, FB still tests and moves stuff around. There’s no guaranteed fix, just gradual trust building and patience.

 

[saferidge]

I think it's really hard to prevent incoming spam. You should just include checking spam messages regularly.

 

[bulkcloudaccs]

The most effective ways to avoid spam on Messenger are to send messages slowly, use personal and relevant text, not DM too many new accounts, increase reply rates, and avoid the same copy-paste messages.

 

[Jenny 15]

Hey, I have several facebook accounts I use for several things include sending messages for people.
Currently I realize that some of my users go directly to spam messages instead of message request while other go to requests.
Does anyone know how to solve this problem?
I use one ip for each user, I tried to warm them

It looks more like the settings format on Facebook for your target customer group.