Currently, Facebook has not announced the exact limit on the number of comments in a group, but many users have noted that commenting too much in a short period of time can lead to being banned. You should leave a certain amount of time between comments, for example 5 to 10 minutes. Instead of just commenting continuously, try creating richer content such as articles or videos to reduce the frequency of comments.
From my experience, Facebook’s limits are really unpredictable now—depends on account age, group activity, and past behavior. For a fresh or mid-aged account, I noticed safe posting is about 5–10 comments per hour in multiple groups, max 50–60 in 24 hours. The only real “bypass” is slow, natural activity: mix likes, reactions, and posts, don’t just spam comments. Any aggressive commenting triggers 24h blocks fast.
1000 per day? With how many accounts? R u talking about commenting in facebook groups? I can't even comment 10 comments per profile in fb group
Doesn’t really matter bro, you just need to change up the content a bit and leave enough gap between comments, then it’s fine
Hey, yeah I’ve run into the same issue lately. From personal experience, keeping comments under 10–15 per hour and spreading them across multiple groups seems to help avoid the 24h ban. Also, varying the comment text and avoiding copy-paste helps reduce flags. Using warmed-up accounts with natural activity history works better too. Still testing limits, but so far this cautious approach has been working for me.
Is that a Meta-engineered feature, or does it come from the FB group admins?
Didn’t find a hard number, but batching comments too fast always triggers it. Slow and spread out is the only way I’ve managed.
