Can anyone tell me if Facebook's cashback program still exists and if there are any risks associated with it?

I think it hasn't come back yet. Those sharing it are basically just trying to sell resources and scam people. Those who actually know how to do this won't share it here, because when the meta knows, they'll fix it.
 
If someone is hitting your DMs promising high cashback percentages or cheap ad credit, they are either trying to phish your BM data, use stolen cards on your accounts, or run away with your funds. Stick to your own trusted payment methods and ignore these fairy tales before you get burned
 
It is worth double-checking directly inside your Facebook settings because these types of cashback or reward programs tend to change or disappear without much notice and it havent been available for sometime now. In most cases, even when they’re active, the terms can be pretty strict and sometimes limited to certain regions or accounts.
 
I think you shouldn't get involved because the people doing this are scammers.
 
I haven't heard anything about this in a long time; it doesn't seem effective, so you probably shouldn't look into it.
 
I don't think it's really back yet. A lot of the posts claiming otherwise seem to be promoting paid resources or trying to get attention. If someone had a reliable method, they're unlikely to share it publicly since it would probably stop working once it became widely known.
 
Can anyone tell me if Facebook's cashback program still exists and if there are any risks associated with it?
I've never heard of Facebook having a cashback program. You should be cautious about this information; it could very well be a scam.
 
Facebook still offers cashback or ad credit promotions in some regions, but availability depends on your account and location.
 
This i believe no longer work and this are so call scams so be aware of those
 
Cashback offers still appear in some accounts and regions but they are not available to everyone anymore. Facebook seems to roll them out selectively. Just be careful with anyone selling or guaranteeing cashback access since there are a lot of unreliable offers around.
 
The only cashback program I've personally experienced was when an entire day's ad budget was spent within a few minutes due to a Meta issue. Meta acknowledged the mistake and issued me ad credits equal to the amount that had been spent. Unfortunately, they've been doing this much less frequently lately
 
Facebook has had different promotions and incentives over time, but availability can vary by region and account. Always check through official Meta channels, as many “cashback” offers shared online are scams or misleading.
 
If you're referring to agent offices with cashback for distribution on Facebook, then this topic still exists, but the risks there are off the charts now. Most of these "programs" and services today are either hidden payments that eat up all your profits, or banal fraud, when your balance is simply blocked under the pretext of a threat from Zuckerberg and nothing is returned. In arbitration, it is now much more important not to try to squeeze an extra percentage from dubious cashbacks, but to work with white and reliable conditions on the side of the partner program itself. Throwing the budget down the drain due to unfair tracking or surveillance is where the real loss of money is. Personally, after several similar experiments with "gray" agent schemes, I switched to working directly with ODDX partners. They have absolutely transparent statistics, convenient payments in USDT without delays, and you can always negotiate a normal hybrid or CPA that will cover any expenses for supplies. In addition, they provide ready-made commercials and applications, so you don't have to spend an additional budget on tests from scratch. My advice is to focus on finding a stable direct refund, rather than looking for cashback loopholes in FB, where you can be dumped at any moment.
 
I notice it still exists, but it only applies to certain accounts or specific regions. If you receive an offer with a high cashback rate, you should consider it carefully.
 
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