Facebook Post & Comment Pending Issue

I've been through this before. The key is to figure out exactly which part of your post content Facebook is flagging, the parts they consider spam or violations of community standards. Once you identify it, just change that specific content: rephrase it, tone it down, use softer language,...
For now, I'm still using image posts and avoiding words that FB flags as policy violations. But if you keep posting the exact same image over and over without any changes, it will still go into pending review as usual.
Oh, and the trust level of the account also plays a big part in this.

Perhaps Facebook is suspecting your account of posting too many repetitive group posts. You should limit or stop posting for a while, use Facebook normally, and then return to posting less frequently with different content.

DICloak Browser said:

Sounds like Facebook is flagging your accounts as suspicious, probably because of group activity patterns or multiple accounts posting similar content. Best bet is to slow down, act normal, and keep each account separate—different browser profiles or devices really help.

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Sounds like Facebook is flagging your accounts as suspicious, probably because of group activity patterns or multiple accounts posting similar content. Best bet is to slow down, act normal, and keep each account separate-different browser profiles or devices really help.

FIDO AGENCY said:

Restricted group interaction is often due to accounts being rated low in terms of trustworthiness. When the algorithm detects machine-like behavior or shared data across multiple accounts, it will "silently lock" them even after identity verification. The best approach is to slow down your activity, use separate browser profiles for each account, and act as naturally as possible to avoid system scans.

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That makes sense. Facebook’s trust scoring and behavior patterns seem to matter more than verification itself. I’m slowing down activity, keeping accounts fully separated with different browser profiles, and focusing on more natural interaction. Hopefully that helps rebuild trust over time.

labzy said:

marketplace does not accept review from different countries profiles to assure/guarantee the review quality,when having post/comment pending it occur by group admin/moderator to live.

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ok

darksky26 said:

are u using any type of vpn or proxies?

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no

Popularsellertg said:

That’s usually a trust filter, not normal group review. FB thinks your activity looks risky (too many groups, repetitive posts, switching accounts/device/IP, links/keywords), so it keeps pushing you into pending and asking for ID. Best move: stop posting for a few days, stick to 1 account on 1 device/IP (no VPN), comment normally in 2–3 groups only (no links, no promo), turn on 2FA, and check Account Quality/Support Inbox. If multiple accounts on the same device get it, swapping IDs won’t fix it.

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That makes sense. In cases like this, do you think it’s more of a trust filter than normal group review? And is slowing activity, sticking to one account/device, and focusing on natural comments in just a few groups the best way to recover trust?

This is a Facebook trust/action-limit issue. Your accounts are flagged for spam-like behavior (many groups, retries, links, similar activity). ID verification won’t reset it. Stop group activity for 7–14 days, use accounts normally, avoid links, post slowly, don’t retry pending posts. Some accounts may stay permanently limited.

Anakin austin said:

This is a Facebook trust/action-limit issue. Your accounts are flagged for spam-like behavior (many groups, retries, links, similar activity). ID verification won’t reset it. Stop group activity for 7–14 days, use accounts normally, avoid links, post slowly, don’t retry pending posts. Some accounts may stay permanently limited.

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Has your account had time to perform regular tasks outside of the Fanpage yet? If not, Meta can be assumed that your account is spamming comments into groups, so you will encounter a pending status. Use it normally for a while or find an account created a long time ago to comment. Don't comment too much at once. Avoid copying and commenting short words that trigger Facebook's scan.

AdCard Agency said:

Has your account had time to perform regular tasks outside of the Fanpage yet? If not, Meta can be assumed that your account is spamming comments into groups, so you will encounter a pending status. Use it normally for a while or find an account created a long time ago to comment. Don't comment too much at once. Avoid copying and commenting short words that trigger Facebook's scan.

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Ok. Thanks for your advice.

BBAgency said:

I've been through this before. The key is to figure out exactly which part of your post content Facebook is flagging, the parts they consider spam or violations of community standards. Once you identify it, just change that specific content: rephrase it, tone it down, use softer language,...
For now, I'm still using image posts and avoiding words that FB flags as policy violations. But if you keep posting the exact same image over and over without any changes, it will still go into pending review as usual.
Oh, and the trust level of the account also plays a big part in this.

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exactly, FB usually flags specific patterns, wording, or repeated creatives, not the entire post itself

This is usually caused by Facebook trust or quality limits on the account.
There is no instant fix—reduce activity, avoid repetitive actions, and let the account cool down.
With time and normal usage, the issue may resolve.

It's possible that Facebook is flagging your device or IP address, that's just my personal opinion and guess. I haven't actually encountered this situation repeatedly before.

This issue is usually tied to Facebook’s trust or integrity signals. When accounts show repeated group activity or similar posting behavior, Facebook may quietly restrict their ability to post or comment without sending a clear warning, even if identity verification is completed. To reduce the risk, slow down your activity, avoid repetitive actions, and keep accounts fully separated by using different browser profiles or devices.