How come Facebook never delete this page ?

Could he possibly have a busines relationship with facebook? :)


This is more acceptable as answer than 'The page is in French, It CANNOT be reported'. so lol :D So guys why all you don't create pages in French :D

I rather think it might be a Facebook admin from France who created the page (or maybe a friend of an admin).

I am mad because today one of my pages which has 400,000 fans was deleted...
 
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Most pages don't have FBML. This page does not represent a person, brand or product and is still VIOLATE FB's terms of use. How come so many pages got publishing rights blocked while they're the same as this one ? The same and NOT different.

I had a page with 15,000 fans which was blocked. I don't see why my page was blocked withing 1 week and his wasn't, which has 1,200,000 fans and is still online for 3 months (+ not to mention all advertising, making aware that the page was sold and so on). As for me I never posted anything....!

And, do not think that if a page is in French, it could get 'Past Facebook Radars'. That's ridiculous.

I can't get it....

ya i will never understand that, it makes zero sense
 
Most pages don't have FBML. This page does not represent a person, brand or product and is still VIOLATE FB's terms of use. How come so many pages got publishing rights blocked while they're the same as this one ? The same and NOT different.

I had a page with 15,000 fans which was blocked. I don't see why my page was blocked withing 1 week and his wasn't, which has 1,200,000 fans and is still online for 3 months (+ not to mention all advertising, making aware that the page was sold and so on). As for me I never posted anything....!

And, do not think that if a page is in French, it could get 'Past Facebook Radars'. That's ridiculous.

I can't get it....


Urrh, actually the large majority of pages that size who are promoting affiliate links DO use FBML (with the javascript codes).. but it is because of those codes that they normally get banned fast.

Facebook don't watch over the older groups as much as the new ones, well when I say Facebook, it's either the employees or some bot they have created to find risks, or find out based on the page reports, anyway that explains why newer pages building up fans fast go down faster than the slow but steady buildup page.

It's really not ridiculous, to an innocent english speaking Facebook employee, trained to hunt down a run of the mill spam page and ban them.. Well, as this page is in french, and to be honest doesn't look like the "normal" spammer page, it does slip threw the gaps quite easily - though I am quite sure it will be taken down in the next few weeks/days if it continues to push affiliate offers.
 
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Urrh, actually the large majority of pages that size promoting affiliate things DO have FBML (with the javascript codes) but it is because of the codes that they normally get banned in the end.

Facebook don't watch over the older groups as much as the new ones, that explains why your newer pages building up fans fast go down faster than this page.

It's really not ridiculous, to an innocent english speaking facebook employee, trained to hunt down the average run of the mill spam pages and ban them - Well, first, this is in french and to be honest doesn't look like the average spammer page they got on there site! Although I am sure it will be taken down in the next few weeks if it continues to push affiliate offers.

One of my pages was about a speach between two students. I never posted in this page and I never put FBML. It gained 340,000 fans in 1 week, then I set the page 'unpublished'. It stayed 'unpublished' for more than a month, which means no active fans, no becoming fans. It's been like invisible for 1 month. Then suddenly one morning it had publishing rights blocked, no idea how they found it and I was like WTF. So your theory 'Facebook don't watch over the older groups as much as the new ones' is a little exagerated. ;)

I bet the page with 1,200,000 will never be taken down ;)
 
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Urrh, actually the large majority of pages that size who are promoting affiliate links DO use FBML (with the javascript codes).. but it is because of those codes that they normally get banned fast.

Facebook don't watch over the older groups as much as the new ones, well when I say Facebook, it's either the employees or some bot they have created to find risks, or find out based on the page reports, anyway that explains why newer pages building up fans fast go down faster than the slow but steady buildup page.

It's really not ridiculous, to an innocent english speaking Facebook employee, trained to hunt down a run of the mill spam page and ban them.. Well, as this page is in french, and to be honest doesn't look like the "normal" spammer page, it does slip threw the gaps quite easily - though I am quite sure it will be taken down in the next few weeks/days if it continues to push affiliate offers.

actually i can show u a page that is over 20,000 that posts affiliate offers DAILY and been active for months. i have no idea how they avoided the deletion or pub rights
 
actually i can show u a page that is over 20,000 that posts affiliate offers DAILY and been active for months. i have no idea how they avoided the deletion or pub rights

20,000 fans page could remain unnoticed, but the most popular page in France cannot. Not to mention that it posted a sexual content (pictures)... if we can call it 'sexual' :D

Someone is messing with FB
 
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Anyone mind pming the link or posting it here, thanks!
 
Pm me with the link, too. I will take a look and share my findings.
 
I'm French, and making money with Facebook pages too.
And trust me, french pages got deleted too.

(Won't say no to the link too, btw.)
 
your a lamer... leave people stuff alone
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all these noobs... "im so pissed why cant i do what this person does?" ... i will post it for everyone else to take a look at!


idiot
 
Report the page :)
PM me the link and i help you report it using few of my accs hahahahaa
 
Why I can't edit my general post ? :|


If Facebook is looking here, the page is
: 'Si toi aussi tu trouves qu'il manque un jour entre le samedi et le dimanche'

And the page is still ONLINE
 
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