Why the hell Facebook hates Amazon links ??

Rahulraj9674

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I have been working with Facebook and Amazon affiliate for more than a year.. Earlier I used to get a good number of sales by promoting my Amazon links on Facebook ads but now a days Facebook ads have started banning accounts for silly reasons ..

It was my 6th account banned .. I have had followed all their rules and so called laws ..
 
Facebook Ads won't allow affiliate link
 
Facebook Ads won't allow affiliate link

That's not correct, they allow affiliate links.

It was my 6th account banned .. I have had followed all their rules and so called laws ..

What kind of products are you advertising? What reasons have they given for banning you?

Facebook has quite a strict and complicated set of rules for advertising. On top of that, you're breaking their rules by opening new accounts each time.
 
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Have you tried using a link masking plugin ? Using a popular affiliate link could get you banned from Facebook.
 
What kind of products are you advertising? What reasons have they given for banning you?

Facebook has quite a strict and complicated set of rules for advertising. On top of that, you're breaking their rules by opening new accounts each time
I have been promoting clothing and footwear niche along with a few electronics too. The conversion was awesome but Facebook did not like it. The usual reply was policy violation or misleading ads. I have seen same ads running by other users are fine.

Have you tried using a link masking plugin ? Using a popular affiliate link could get you banned from Facebook
I have not masked links as it is against Amazon rules.. Any other tricks please help me
 
I have been promoting clothing and footwear niche along with a few electronics too. The conversion was awesome but Facebook did not like it. The usual reply was policy violation or misleading ads. I have seen same ads running by other users are fine.

I'm inclined to think there is something you're not telling us here. Facebook aren't going to just turn away business for no reason.

You've said in previous posts here you have been banned by Facebook before, so opening a new account is a policy violation and you are always at risk of being banned again. For the misleading ads, it's likely someone has reported your ad.

What kind of wording were you using in your ads? You were linking to Amazon directly?
 
I'm inclined to think there is something you're not telling us here. Facebook aren't going to just turn away business for no reason.

You've said in previous posts here you have been banned by Facebook before, so opening a new account is a policy violation and you are always at risk of being banned again. For the misleading ads, it's likely someone has reported your ad.

What kind of wording were you using in your ads? You were linking to Amazon directly?
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There must be some reason you are getting banned besides what you've told us.
 
because they failed to deliver a dildo ordered by Priscilla chan within the given TAT.
 
As far as I know, Fb doesn't allow affiliate links

And if it does, Maybe you used the same link in your previous banned accounts! or as what Sephrata've said, maybe they even banned your IP
 
No they dont hate amazon links, they hate anything comes under "spam radar"
Its just another "Highly Spammed" domain.
 
Like what was suggested earlier, setup a good cloaker and you should be good to go.
 
Clocking is not an issue.. However, Amazon does not like linkc clocking or masking and I can't risk my Amazon account ..

I am not hiding anything.. Every time I have changed the ad title and text in description also the images and the promo link.
I have used aged real persons account for promotions and those accounts have worked fine for a month or 2..


If Facebook takes so much time to approve your ad and it still accepts ads which voilate their policies then why don't they remove or delete the same ad before approval
 
If you can't cloak best thing would be create a sales page.
 
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