You're going to get banned much fast than other ads, due to people having a higher chance of reporting. It's not the same as say, reading a clickbait article to get a fake news article for CPA products than to say something ambiguous and then get sent to a porn page.Can I send traffic to adult sites with cloaking, using FB ads?
emphasis on it protecting you as long as it canEven with Cloaking you're going to get banned eventually. Cloaking's purpose is to protect you as long as it can, so you're going to have to find an account supplier, get a new ATH card or a Paypal that you can transfer to ((Although not the best option)) and they don't run cheap so make sure you have some capital to fall back on when the hit happens.
Are you sure that's the reason it got restricted? Check your email to see the information provided by them.
In my experience Fraudbuster has been nothing but amazing, but I'm sure the top guys here at BHW has some quality cloakers as well. They're a necessity to survive using health and black hat-like offers.
emphasis on it protecting you as long as it can
no cloakers at least to my knowledge are completely bulletproof, but fraudbuster/mrblackjack do their best to avert the inevitable for as long as possible
A cloaker for more "normal", plain affiliate links would be worth having too. There are so many links which Facebook THINKS are dodgy, and will make me click on the pictures of cats to prove I am posting it for real (If you've never had this happen- it sounds dumb because it is dumb- but that's Facebook for ya).
For example,. all I want to post is a bitly link for an affiliate link to an ebay item. Sometimes Facebook thinks this might be "malicious or unsafe" and will tell me not to post it, or identify the cats etc.
If I manage to post it anyway, then the reach on that post is going to be SO bad that it's hardly worth doing it unless it gets shared a lot...... but then if I try and share it I have to identify the stupid cats again. If a plain cloaker was used - then Facebook might like it more, and allow the post to reach more people, and also allow it to be shared a lot easier.
There are already cloaker for this: BlackJack, Fraudbuster, Traffic Armor etc...
Yes, cloakes help you bypass those spam warnings on your URLs.
Specially useful for paid ads.
COOL Answer! thxCloaking: If you want to run ads on FB, sometimes when running CPA offers, you can get easily banned from FB because they don't allow these type of offers. So what you can do is to get a cloaker, which shows different link to FB ad approval team and send traffic to your cpa offer link. This is pretty much the only way to run some CPA offers, like email submits, free trials, adult dating, etc.. on FB ads, and not getting banned.
COOL Answer! thx
Fb are doing another round of "updates"/changes right now. One of my accounts just gor a 4 day block from posting (I know- 4 days is a weird amount- never had th at before.) usually a block will be 1, 2, or 4 weeks when I've had them before. They have also recently changed the notes feature so you can't really put links in there.
Cloakers - the good ones - cost thousands.