- May 18, 2009
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No, I don't see where you are going with this.
There is civil law, and there is criminal law.
FB can go after you civilly for simply breaking their TOS, whether or not any actual laws are broken.
The federal government can go after you criminally when an actual law is broken which I never said was the case here.
Ok, but I think what saves him here is the fact that he doesn't post on Facebook directly to an offer. He posts to his website where the visitor must then willingly click another link. I don't think that is hardcore breaking the FB TOS. I see plenty of companies posting links to their websites....websites that have ads running on them. If that where the case then FB could ban mostly everyone because for the most part we all have ads(ppc or cpa) on our sites right?