Destroying small Facebook page

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eddie42

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Jun 28, 2013

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• Aug 12, 2013

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hey guys!

I noticed an FB page (~1.2k like) which uses my content to scam people. That's unacceptable. I tried to report it with a lot of accounts, but nothing happened.

Now that's the limit. I would like to destroy that page. Any ideas on that?

- Should I hire people to mass-report the page?
- Should I buy low quality likes for it, and report the page?
- Should I redirect enormous amount of traffic from pr0n sites to the page?
- Is there any service for that on BHW?

 

Conor

Elite Member

Nov 7, 2012

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• Aug 12, 2013

• #2

Who cares? They have very few likes, no one is gonna see it. Why stoop to the level of a douchebag and become one yourself?

 

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eddie42

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Jun 28, 2013

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• Aug 12, 2013
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Treeofl1 said:

Who cares? They have very few likes, no one is gonna see it. Why stoop to the level of a douchebag and become one yourself?

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Allrite, to be clear: they use my content with watermarks to MY service in a kinda small niche. Actually some of my partners messaged me about it. Some of them got scammed. With other words, this is a phising in some way, and I want it to stop ;-)

 

Rounderx

Regular Member

Oct 4, 2011

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• Aug 12, 2013

• #4

ok what you have is this:
1. Buy a domain with the original page name. Ex. www.houstonlocksmith.com and add some content to it
2. Then report that page for Copyrights infrigements using the domain e.mail like [email protected]
3. That's it, facebook will unpublish that page while investigates the issue and it won't be back unless you send a letter authorizing it

It's very important that the domain you buy is a .com and has the name of the page you want to delete on it

 

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StirFry

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Feb 7, 2013

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• Aug 16, 2013

• #5

Agreed with Rounder, if you're willing to spend money to stop what they're doing. All up to you

 

pitbully

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Aug 14, 2013

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• Aug 16, 2013

• #6

I wouldn't waste time or money on something that small. If they're scamming people they'll get reported by other people anyway so just let nature take its course.

 

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social927

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Aug 16, 2013

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• Aug 16, 2013

• #7

I dont think you'll be able to do lot with that

 

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igniteimages

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Apr 2, 2013

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• Aug 16, 2013

• #8

Have you reported them to FB for IP infringement?

I know a lot of people who do and FB take action within 24 hours.

As you have watermarked images it should be very simple.

You need to dig around a bit for the correct form as you may first be confronted with a form that just asks you to contact the infringer.