[Methods] Trouble Posting Affiliate Links to FB

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Hi Black Hats,

I guess some of you have already seen this message from Facebook:

"This message contains blocked content that has previously been flagged as abusive or spammy."

It's about posting links (referral, affiliate, cpa etc.)
Standard URL-Shorteners and even free domains like ".tk", "co.cc" are already known by FB.

So I decided to combine the "anonym.to" service with "goo.gl" and it works right now :)
Code:
http://anonym.to/?http://goo.gl/example
What are YOUR ways to bypass this?
 
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Just buy a .info domain or a .blogspot.com and insert the redirect to your affiliate/offer or whatever you want ;)
 
I tried already with domains etc. but FB is smaaart !!)))
it looks, on what page the redirect goes :))
so I think 2 redirect helps..)
 
Build 2 redirects :D

Or make a Principal website and insert a php-based url rotator.

Main website ---> Random your websites ---> Content.

So your second url will rotate and won't be always the same ;)

Try to post also different Main domain. Insert a rotator here too.
 
I use my own custom Shorten script, with Facebook Open Graph support :)
 
If you want to profit with redirects you NEED to register domain and redirect that to your offer. It's the only way to really be successful because it's so easy to link to a domain, and like mentioned above, bit.ly is getting filtered out as well as other url shorteners.
 
If you want to profit with redirects you NEED to register domain and redirect that to your offer. It's the only way to really be successful because it's so easy to link to a domain, and like mentioned above, bit.ly is getting filtered out as well as other url shorteners.

Thnx Krafty. I have some unused domains and I'm going to try this right now.
 
If you want to profit with redirects you NEED to register domain and redirect that to your offer. It's the only way to really be successful because it's so easy to link to a domain, and like mentioned above, bit.ly is getting filtered out as well as other url shorteners.

But you shouldn't stay with one domain.
What, if some users flag your domain as spam? U'll have to get a new one.
 
Or just make a fan page and make sure the ad's title and fan page are the same. Make the fan page's landing an acutal landing page for the offer. I learned that from this guide.
 
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