Facebook friends inviting

apicard said:

Yeah, Facebook’s been cracking down hard on stuff like this, so it's easy to get ""shadowbanned" if you’re adding tons of people and messaging right away. Here’s what might help:

1. Go slow: Don’t add too many people too fast. Start with a few, warm up the account, and gradually build it up.
2. Make your profiles look real: Post regularly, interact with others, and make the accounts look natural. Join relevant groups and leave comments or likes before sending requests.
3. Don’t spam messages: Keep it light—personalize your messages and don’t send too many at once.
4. Use proxies: If you’re managing multiple accounts, make sure to use different proxies so Facebook doesn’t see it all coming from one IP.

Try easing into it and see if that helps!

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thanks for your knowledge

if you only send welcome messages, your account will be banned quickly. you should grow your account slowly by activities like liking, commenting, joining groups, sending friend requests

wwwm said:

Hey guys, I'm looking to create a small account farm and add people from sports-related groups into my friends to promote my sports expert. Previous tests showed I'm getting shadowbanned and no one sees my messages.
Does anyone have any successful experiences growing a Facebook account simply by adding people as friends and sending them a welcome message?

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I have experience working on Facebook farm. You should use your own proxy to buy or create it to avoid dirty proxy. Next, you need to take care of it and use it like a normal user. For example, you are online and surf the news feed and send messages to make friends. You need a script to act like a normal user. Because no one just sends a few sales messages and then goes offline.

FB is strict on mass adding and messaging. It easily triggers shadowbans. To grow safely, warm up accounts slowly, engage in groups naturally, and interact with posts before adding people. Avoid sending the same message to everyone; make it personal to dodge spam filters.