facebook group member transfer

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i have a 30k facebook group members unfortunately it has been removed for violation "

but i still have an access to this group i can still see and message my members

so any suggestion like software or android apk to message them 1 by 1

and invite them to my new group? please help.

thank you
 
The safest option is to manually message members via Messenger with your new group link and use Facebook’s built-in invite tools.
 
If the group was removed for violations, any tool or bulk messaging will likely get your account flagged next. What’s worked for others is making a final pinned post in the old group explaining the move and linking the new group, then letting active members migrate naturally. Anything automated at this stage usually makes things worse, not better.
 
If you still can see and message members, use Facebook’s built-in Message All or send individual messages manually through the app—Facebook doesn’t allow third-party tools to bulk contact members. There’s no safe external software/apk for mass messaging without risking account action, so stick to manual invites and posts.
 
Facebook actively blocks mass messaging from removed groups, and any third-party app claiming to automate this will trigger an immediate ban. Your only safe option is to manually invite a small batch of trusted members daily (under 100) from the member list, as automated extraction violates TOS and risks losing all access.
 
The most practical approach is to use a tool to scan old UIDs, then use a set of secondary accounts to gradually add them as friends and add them to new groups. This will be more effective than messaging, as sending a large number of messages can easily lead to account suspension due to spam.
 
There are apps that can support bulk automated messaging, but they are definitely not safe — they violate Facebook policies and can easily get your account restricted or banned.So the safest way is to message each person individually on Messenger with an invitation to join your new group.
I know this method takes a lot of time, but it’s the safest one.
 
best approach is to make a post in the old group (if it still shows for you) with a clear call to join the new one, and then personally message active members you want to keep engaged. better keep it on the safe side since you already violated TOS
 
You can message directly within the group and ask other members for support; it's better than using other apps.
 
There is no safe software for sending mass messages; any tool or APK risks getting banned again, so manual invitations are the only option that won't make things worse.
 
You can't use external software or apps to automatically send mass messages or invite 30,000 people because Facebook has strict privacy policies. However, you can try appealing to Facebook to have the group restored, sending individual messages yourself (you can use features that support delayed messaging), creating a new group, and then inviting people individually or sharing the group link. Mass spamming can get your account locked, so prioritize appeals and selective messaging.
 
If the group is deleted, avoid using tools or APKs; your safest option is to manually notify the most active members or post a pinned message (if visible), as sending mass messages often leads to other violations.
 
There’s no safe or allowed software/APK to message Facebook group members 1-by-1 automatically — tools that do this violate FB rules and can get your account banned.
 
Optimize community growth by replacing spam with targeted connections. Use UIDs to identify potential customers, build trust through sub-accounts before inviting them to the Group. Taking a slow but steady approach through manual Messenger and the official Invite feature will help you build a quality community with zero risk of account suspension.
 
Trying to automate this usually ends with account restrictions before you reach 5% of members.


Best practice: slow, manual, human behavior. Facebook tolerates patience — not tools.
 
If the group is deleted, sending mass or automated messages can cause more problems, so contact people manually and post pinned messages while you're still visible.
 
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