randomstrings
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Someone using warmedup ad account, or my guess your browser is infected and this virus is targeting your system disguise between feeds.
How facebook accepts this fake advertisement?
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alex270
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"using warmedup ad account"
So warmedup account ads approve automatically without any manual checking?
"your browser is infected and this virus is targeting your system disguise between feeds."
No Bro I checked
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Very common. This is what they do.
Get something to install on your system anything that doesn't really matter what matters if you try to run it on not. Once you do they steal your fb ads info i have no idea how in detail but they use your account for same things to find more victims
alex270
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Yes, my doubt is: how did Facebook approve this scam ad? Is there any trick there?
Normally FB not approve Blackhat ads too but how they approve this hacking software ad?
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Obviously there is a trick. I am not too into blackhat stuff i have just talked with guys that do it.
Also, if it running it is proof of work that facebook allows blackhat ads.
alex270
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"Also, if it running it is proof of work that facebook allows blackhat ads."
I applied for SMM panel ads, but they rejected them and closed my account.
Can we advertise SMM products in FB & Instagram?
Sean Fleming
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alex270
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Still, I wonder how scam ADs got approval from FB ads?
Sean Fleming
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I know. It’s not like it’s a AI error, There are multiple I see on a weekly basis and continue to scale. There must be some method they’re using but I’m not sure what it could be.
I understand you can cloak a link, However for content I’m not sure as every update needs approval right?
My best guess would be they use very strong agency accounts with high spending limits and previously warmed up, They would have more trust and ads would be approved easier. This is just a guess.
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Did it appear on your feed ? or you find it on web ?
Sean Fleming
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They appear on Feed also on stories as sponsored post ads.
alex270
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"I understand you can cloak a link, However for content I’m not sure as every update needs approval right?"
Yes, I am thinking the same.
We can hide the landing page url with Cloak, but how do we manage the content image and text from the Facebook approval team?
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they used cloaking technique using cloak for link or image. Be careful with strange links on facebook. your account may be hacked at any time
jonathan101
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They used cloaking mate.. Be vigilant on those types of ads. I really have bad experienced on that one where my facebook account got locked because of them.
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I wouldn't trust every sponsored content on Facebook at facevalue. It's not the most difficult process to get sponsored there so that in itself isn't much of a vouch and sometimes, plain scammers manage to seep through the cracks like that one.
Mutimedia Agency
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FB scan ads by machine not human, any kinds of ads may approve