How to bypass Facebook blocking URL?

[Sindragosa]

I'm having trouble posting a certain website to a group on FB. No matter if I cloak the URL with goo.gl or using a different hosting / domain to display the website in an iframe, I won't get it to work.

FB is blocking my URL. I can post random goo.gl URLs so it's not about me being blocked from posting links. Seems like I can't post any .top domain on FB either, even legit ones.

 

[Sindragosa]

I have the same question, look at my thread.

Wrong account?

 

[islandman1010]

Posting a Google shortened link isn't cloaking. Your site link is blocked on FB and you need a new one. Once a link is blocked then it's more or less dead so you would do better to get a new link and look at a proper cloaking solution on the Cloaking section here.

 

[llAlpha]

I can maybe help you out. PM.

 

[Sindragosa]

Posting a Google shortened link isn't cloaking. Your site link is blocked on FB and you need a new one. Once a link is blocked then it's more or less dead so you would do better to get a new link and look at a proper cloaking solution on the Cloaking section here.

Do I want to cloak the link by redirecting the crawler(s) to a legit page while the visitors are sent to the banned page? This would be done on a completely new domain of course.

 

[James Usa]

Posting a Google shortened link isn't cloaking. Your site link is blocked on FB and you need a new one. Once a link is blocked then it's more or less dead so you would do better to get a new link and look at a proper cloaking solution on the Cloaking section here.

It's not about the website's link, it's about the website content. Facebook scans your website content, gather your ISP, gather your domain info and hosting info, and blacklist them. It's nothing with changing links.

 

[shezboy]

I can't remember the exact details but I am sure there is a script you can use to send the FB bots to different content on your site. However, this may not help you if FB have had enough of your site and just decided to block that URL instead. You'll now also find that using burner sites won't help you either as FB are now taking in to account the age of the domain being used because they are so used to people buying cheap ass domains to spam FB with then dumping them once they get blocked.

Sorry guys but FB is catching up slightly so you need to bend, twist and adapt with things. It looks like the days of .xyz cheep domains are gone and if you don't have another domain to use that is older than a couple of months then it's time to head to the domain auction sites and buy a domain that is abut to expire. At least that way it will pass one of the trust factors with FB but you still need to make sure the content on there is clean and don't try to spam the crap out of FB with it otherwise that domain will end up the same way as your other.

Shez

 

[islandman1010]

It's not about the website's link, it's about the website content. Facebook scans your website content, gather your ISP, gather your domain info and hosting info, and blacklist them. It's nothing with changing links.

If you are clever you can get a new link and cloak it properly to your old banned domain and it will work even if FB had banned that domain.

 

[Sindragosa]

It's not about the website's link, it's about the website content. Facebook scans your website content, gather your ISP, gather your domain info and hosting info, and blacklist them. It's nothing with changing links.

You are right.

I can't remember the exact details but I am sure there is a script you can use to send the FB bots to different content on your site. However, this may not help you if FB have had enough of your site and just decided to block that URL instead. You'll now also find that using burner sites won't help you either as FB are now taking in to account the age of the domain being used because they are so used to people buying cheap ass domains to spam FB with then dumping them once they get blocked.

Sorry guys but FB is catching up slightly so you need to bend, twist and adapt with things. It looks like the days of .xyz cheep domains are gone and if you don't have another domain to use that is older than a couple of months then it's time to head to the domain auction sites and buy a domain that is abut to expire. At least that way it will pass one of the trust factors with FB but you still need to make sure the content on there is clean and don't try to spam the crap out of FB with it otherwise that domain will end up the same way as your other.

Shez

My website did initially got automatically banned the first time I entered the website URL in FB. It was not even a post, I tried to enter the URL as my website for a FB page of mine. Instant ban, most likely because the website contains keywords related to making money. The website is completely legit and its not about fishing referrers who will make only cents. It's absolutely good content for anyone interested in making money online. Either way, FB doesn't give a fuck about that. The site is related to making money which is completely blacklisted on FB...

So if I set up an identical website with a new domain and tries to link it on FB it will probably get instantly banned as well.

 

[gugun]

interesting case.. wait for the master

 

[shezboy]

You are right.
My website did initially got automatically banned the first time I entered the website URL in FB. It was not even a post, I tried to enter the URL as my website for a FB page of mine. Instant ban, most likely because the website contains keywords related to making money. The website is completely legit and its not about fishing referrers who will make only cents. It's absolutely good content for anyone interested in making money online. Either way, FB doesn't give a fuck about that. The site is related to making money which is completely blacklisted on FB...

So if I set up an identical website with a new domain and tries to link it on FB it will probably get instantly banned as well.

How old was that domain that got banned instantly? I am not too sure if FB ban sites instantly because they are about making money. However, FB banning/blocking sites is also dependant on how that site has been used with FB

 

[islandman1010]

You are right.



My website did initially got automatically banned the first time I entered the website URL in FB. It was not even a post, I tried to enter the URL as my website for a FB page of mine. Instant ban, most likely because the website contains keywords related to making money. The website is completely legit and its not about fishing referrers who will make only cents. It's absolutely good content for anyone interested in making money online. Either way, FB doesn't give a fuck about that. The site is related to making money which is completely blacklisted on FB...

So if I set up an identical website with a new domain and tries to link it on FB it will probably get instantly banned as well.

FB doesnt really like making money online sites but one thing they do do is to look at your outbound links on your site. If they link to Clickbank offers or CPA company offers then you will get an instant ban. You need to hide those links too.

 

[dub28]

1. Create a blog : https://www.blogger.com/home
2. Create a post with this content (HTML) :

<script type="text/javascript">window.location.href = "http://YOUSITEWEB.COM";</script>

3. Use a shortener (http://goo.gl for example) to get a beautifull URL

 

[Sindragosa]

FB doesnt really like making money online sites but one thing they do do is to look at your outbound links on your site. If they link to Clickbank offers or CPA company offers then you will get an instant ban. You need to hide those links too.

I don't link to any shady sites. No Clickbank / CPA offers. No ads.

How old was that domain that got banned instantly? I am not too sure if FB ban sites instantly because they are about making money. However, FB banning/blocking sites is also dependant on how that site has been used with FB

It was fresh, under a month age. I contacted FB about this issue since the website actually is legit and I wanted to promote it legitimately through my FB page. They actually replied and said that they don't allow websites like mine and that they won't remove the ban. I think they mentioned that all sites related to making money or gambling are unallowed on FB.

 

[Sindragosa]

1. Create a blog : https://www.blogger.com/home
2. Create a post with this content (HTML) :

<script type="text/javascript">window.location.href = "http://YOUSITEWEB.COM";</script>

3. Use a shortener (http://goo.gl for example) to get a beautifull URL

That's just two completely normal redirects, it won't work.

 

[Xtreme Ads]

1. Get a new domain/hosting IP.

2. Get a cloaker from the cloaking section, professional and paid one.

3. Cloak the URL

4. Start posting again

5. Rinse and repeat.

Stupid codes are not really an optimum solution to this problem.

-- Xtreme Ads (God of Cloaking)

 

[Sindragosa]

1. Get a new domain/hosting IP.

2. Get a cloaker from the cloaking section, professional and paid one.

3. Cloak the URL

4. Start posting again

5. Rinse and repeat.

Stupid codes are not really an optimum solution to this problem.

-- Xtreme Ads (God of Cloaking)

What exactly is a professional cloaker doing, redirecting crawlers one way and real users another way?

 

[dub28]

That's just two completely normal redirects, it won't work.

The problem is your acc so. I did that and FB don't detect me.

 

[Xtreme Ads]

What exactly is a professional cloaker doing, redirecting crawlers one way and real users another way?

Yes, it does this.

But a professional cloaker uses different methods some of which are undocumented or based on the data gathered from multiple users.

If you code your own in-house solution or use the code which is posted here, you'll not be getting that "data and algorithm" based hidden advantage and your account will be dead much sooner.

So be smart and use a professional cloaker.

-- Xtreme Ads (God of Cloaking)

 

[Sindragosa]

Yes, it does this.

But a professional cloaker uses different methods some of which are undocumented or based on the data gathered from multiple users.

If you code your own in-house solution or use the code which is posted here, you'll get be getting that "data and algorithm" based hidden advantage and your account will be dead much sooner.

So be smart and use a professional cloaker.

-- Xtreme Ads (God of Cloaking)

I see, thank you for the information. The question is now what cloaker service I should use, can you recommend one? Had a look in the Cloaking section here on BHW but it didn't give me much...