[METHOD] How to Post link to Facebook From banned urls

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It's time to give back to the community. For this reason I'd like to share with you a quick guide about how to post links on facebook even if your main site is blocked.

  1. Suppose that the blocked url would be http://yourbhwdomain.com;
  2. Buy the cheapest domain you find (for example .club) - I buy this kind of domain from namecheap, but I suppose it's the same for all other registrand.
  3. When registered ho to "Manage" click on the "Advance DNS" tab;
  4. In the Host Records section click on "Add new Record";
  5. Than in the dropdown look for "URL Redirect Record";
  6. in the "Host" field text whatever you want for ex. "cpa" (if you place "www" or "*" wildcard every thing you write in your browser will redirect on the forwarded url);
  7. In the "Destination URL" field place your banner url (in our exaple "http://yourbhwdomain.com");
  8. Than click on "Masked" (the url do not will change in the browser)
  9. Click on the "V" to confirm;
  10. Spam your link on facebook and enjoy
 
I think contacting fb support for unblocking the domain is much easier.
 
I think contacting fb support for unblocking the domain is much easier.
I appealed for a white hat site but got no answer in 6 months. The site was blocked because it contained a word. Didn't even post a link on fb.
 
Thought about it but doesn't that inframe the actual site? If so then there can be other problems with it in mobile views and iframe blocking etc.. correct me if I'm wrong..
 
I think contacting fb support for unblocking the domain is much easier.

easier for sure, but not when you use domains to cpa on fb and you need to do again all your landing page

I appealed for a white hat site but got no answer in 6 months. The site was blocked because it contained a word. Didn't even post a link on fb.

in fact

Thought about it but doesn't that inframe the actual site? If so then there can be other problems with it in mobile views and iframe blocking etc.. correct me if I'm wrong..
You’re right, but in my opinion you have to choose which is better, lose a domain or loose responsivity
 
How can that be easier? FB support is a pain in the as*!!! It is easier to get a free website and redirect it by masking it.
A few months ago I contacted FB Business Support through Live Chat and they unblocked my site instantly.
 
You must be the luckiest guy alive LOL Why was your site blocked in the first place?

I don't know. This was the reply from their side:

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this can be useful for newbiews
Thanks
A few months ago I contacted FB Business Support through Live Chat and they unblocked my site instantly.
You must be the luckiest guy alive LOL Why was your site blocked in the first place?
I don't know. This was the reply from their side:

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Again:
You can contact support if you have a white hat site.

if you do CPA on FB, the only ways are:
  1. Create a new website
  2. Use this alternative way (or similars)
That’s all.
 
One Word. DONT!

Reach out to their support and have it unblocked, they track redirects and a manual review might put the account at risk
 
One Word. DONT!

Reach out to their support and have it unblocked, they track redirects and a manual review might put the account at risk

Publishing links without any single issue, and without any single SPAM check.
But it's my experience.
I simply share a method I tested.
 
You should be good until they take it up for a manual review, so stay under the radar I guess
 
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