Facebook - how to avoid getting banned?

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badguy_goodguy

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Feb 6, 2012

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• May 24, 2013

• #1

I own an local pub. And I made an facebook profile for it (everybody here do so). I added like 100 people, and 90 of them accepted me withim 5 minutes maybe? And then bow! I got banned!

And I can't unlock my account until i will recognize those people they show me. Of course I don't know any!
I opened a new account, and i said to also make some fake girls profiles, that will regulary comment about the PUB.
And guess what? after i had like 700-1000 friends my account got blocked.

1. Any way to get it unbanned? without having to recognize those people?

2. how many people i should add daily/weekly so facebook won't rise an red flag ? or they redflag anyone at a point or another?

 

Xenesthad

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Dec 2, 2011

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• May 24, 2013

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When i was building up facebook accounts for Music promotion purposes, i was adding 30 per day max to begin with, often you will find that after you have reached a certain point you will be begin to get friend requests, this of course depends on what kinda of profile it is but it can help a lot.

 

imperial444

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Jan 13, 2011

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• May 24, 2013

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Well, yes, next time try to take it slow 20-25 friends per day, others just must add you first, not you. Otherwise they ban you. too suspicious for a newbie.

 

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badguy_goodguy

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Feb 6, 2012

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• May 25, 2013
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Should I add girls or males if I want to get more people to add me? I think that girls profiles and friends list are checked more often ? or boys friendliest are checked more often ?

 

Xenesthad

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Dec 2, 2011

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• May 25, 2013

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To be honest, if you are using the profile to advertise a local pub, try to target people who you believe fit the general idea of your clientele, but theres no reason not to broaden it beyond that. I found that when building those accounts, the gender choice is mostly down to what niche you are in and what works best for you.

 

sn0rt

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Jun 12, 2012

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• May 25, 2013

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You want to age the accounts.

Just think about it, if you were facebook and saw that someone just signed up and started going haywire and adding people you'd say to yourself 'wtf?'

Same thing applies if you're opening several accounts, under the same ip, and that are fresh.

Just create an account with a hot girl (she has to look real, amateurish, pretty, and sexy) then the requests will start coming in.

When fb asks you if you know the person outside of fb (when you confirm their add), I usually hit no, just in case they want to ask me about them later.

After you let the account age for a little bit then you can start being a little more complacent with what you're doing.

 

Licious

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Sep 16, 2010

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• May 25, 2013

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Yes if account is new add only a few friends a day and stay consistent as to how much you add everyday. As the time goes slowly increase the amount you add daily. And facebook will temporary block your account, it's just inevitable.
And of course phone verify your account, that way you can recover your account.

 

sn0rt

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Jun 12, 2012

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• May 25, 2013

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On another note:

Sometimes I just create a couple of accounts and just have them sitting for a little while.

This way when I need to do anything that require those accounts I can carry on with whatever I need done.

 

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crazypsycho

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May 22, 2013

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• May 26, 2013

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I used a different email address every time I signed up plus a proxy and have never had a problem.

 

Last edited: May 26, 2013

Maggeren

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Mar 11, 2013

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• May 27, 2013

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If everything else fails you, then buy an aged account from someone who's not using it anymore.

Delete everything on it, and start over. Works like a charm.

 

f1ndm3h

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Apr 13, 2013

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• May 27, 2013

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I would try contacting them by an email and explaining...

 

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rubysmith

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Sep 13, 2012

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• May 27, 2013

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You may try to contact them but don't expect them to reply to your request. Better to start over for a new account, make it more legit, don't add a lot of friends too quickly maybe 20-30 friends a day will do. Take it slow and let your account age for a while.