Facebook dropshipping advertising

Huni said:
I am currently advertising a fashion item on Facebook but they keep deleting posts saying my ad is a scam, even though it is just a t-shirt without a brand logo.
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Maybe you are in violation due to posting too many posts continuously in a short period of time, or it is related to your brand, whether your fb account is legitimate or not, and many other reasons. You can contact the ad for support.
 
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NoTY5 said:
That sounds frustrating! Facebook's automated systems can sometimes flag ads incorrectly, especially for fashion items, as they can be overly cautious. To avoid this, make sure your ad copy and landing page are clear and transparent about what you're selling, and avoid any misleading claims. You might also want to reach out to Facebook support to explain the situation and request a manual review of your ad. Adjusting your wording or imagery to emphasize the t-shirt’s simplicity (no logos, etc.) might help as well. Hopefully, that clears things up!
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thanks brother
 
You should use good videos and accounts to campaign, use a page that has been created for a long time, it will be stronger.
 
Facebook suspects you've violated its policies, so your ad may be removed. It's possible that your image is duplicated and your language is misleading.
 
Design your own images, beautiful and unique. You can change the photo frame, shooting background to make the product stand out the most. Then fb will not refuse anymore
 
Not only the image, you should review the text terms you use to see if they are correct, avoid excessive advertising and false information, then FB will forgive you.
 
You should change the image, try optimizing your ads and also look into any potential copyright issues.
 
Maybe you can try after a period time. Ensuring your ad complies with Facebook’s policies and avoiding common red flags associated with scam ads, you can reduce the likelihood of your ads being flagged and removed.
 
The review system is very strict lately, even if you only sell plain shirts, it can easily be mistaken as a scam. Try to minimize the caption, avoid using stimulating words, use self-taken photos and clean links. If it still gets removed, wait a few days and post again from another account.
 
Sounds like your ad copy or landing page might be triggering Meta’s filters. Keep it super clean. No hype words, no “limited time” stuff, no unrealistic claims. Also try using UGC style creatives, Meta loves that for dropshipping now.
 
Facebook ads can be removed due to policy violations. Use neutral language, images, and complete page information.
 
Check your ad content for any words or images that might be in violation. Or, it's possible that someone reported your ad as a scam.
 
you should test small-budget campaigns ($10–20) with variations in ad copy and creatives to see what gets approved. Once you identify what works, scale it gradually, and keep the language and targeting conservative for your initial campaigns to avoid triggering flags
 
Facebook may remove ads for misidentification or policy violations. You can provide additional information, images, content.
 
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