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Yamimaho

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'm experiencing a serious issue: all of my posts in Facebook groups are being either automatically rejected, flagged as spam, or stuck in pending approval — even in groups with open posting that don't require admin review.

I've already tried everything:

* Changed devices
* Used different links and domains
* Created completely new Facebook accounts
* Switched networks and IP addresses
* Changed group types and topics

Still, any new account or post I create ends up flagged the same way.

I'm wondering:
Has anyone else faced this issue?
Were you able to fix it somehow?

I'd really appreciate any advice or solution from someone who has dealt with this before.
 
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Are you posting the same thing over and over again?

Are you posting URLs?

Are you posting for Vent cleaning?

Are you posting that you are hiring remotely for VAs or Data Entry?

Those all get caught by FB now.
 
BassTrackerBoats said:
Are you posting the same thing over and over again?

Are you posting URLs?

Are you posting for Vent cleaning?

Are you posting that you are hiring remotely for VAs or Data Entry?

Those all get caught by FB now.
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No. if i try to post any thing it's going to pending or mark as spam
 
Now ,if you use Anonymous or no anonymous account post the group is very hard to post now. All post success will gone fast or many group pending or dissapear post wherever you are new, old or warm account
 
I had a similar situation, at first I was quite confused, then I contacted the group administrator for help.
 
This kind of thing’s happening more often lately, even legit accounts get flagged if Facebook thinks you’re posting at scale or using any kind of automation. When every post gets hit, even after switching devices or accounts, it’s usually not about your setup anymore, they’re picking up on how you're posting.

Best move is to dial it back and post manually with real variation. Change the tone, structure, even the way you format, avoid anything that looks templated or copy-pasted. FB’s checking for patterns way deeper than just tech signals.

Also, warm the account up a bit. Act like a real user: scroll, like, comment, then post after a few days. And skip VPNs that flip IPs mid-session, that alone can trip alarms.

At this point it’s less about clean logins and more about acting like someone new to the platform. Stay low-key, mix things up, and give it time to breathe
 
Hey, I totally feel your frustration, group posting limits on FB have gotten way stricter recently, even for clean setups. If you've already rotated devices, IPs, links, and accounts, the problem might be deeper in your behavioral or fingerprint history.
 
Need to increase real interaction for the account, avoid posting the same content on multiple groups
 
This has become more common recently and seems to be related to automated filtering at the system level, not entirely dependent on group settings. Being flagged without group moderation suggests that the algorithm is looking at account behavior, content, or linking patterns. If you’ve tried multiple new accounts and are still having issues, it’s likely that your content model or infrastructure (IP, device, even proxy fingerprint) is being flagged. Try minimizing content, removing links, or delaying comments that contain links. Restructuring your account lifecycle from warm-up to organic engagement is also key to restoring trust.
 
Yes, I’ve faced the same issue recently, even in public groups, my posts get flagged or disappear. It seems Facebook's AI is auto-filtering based on patterns, not just content or accounts.
 
It’s not uncommon for posts to get stuck in “pending” status even though they’re not moderated in groups in recent months. The problem doesn’t seem to be just the content of the posts, but the system that detects unusual posting behavior at the account and network level. Even if you change devices, IPs, or links, if factors like activity history, posting frequency, account trust, or browser fingerprint are unnatural, the algorithm will still flag it.

Some solutions to try: restructure the entire account lifecycle (from warm stage to group interaction), split up posting frequency, temporarily stop attaching links in posts, instead leave them in comments after a few minutes of delay. In addition, avoid using the same content template or posting flow on multiple accounts. To scale sustainably with this model, now you not only need good accounts but also need behavioral scenarios that are fine-tuned to the reality of real users.
 
To boost genuine interaction on your account, avoid sharing the same content across multiple groups.
 
But my 10 yeard account and no use one month after post just cant post anymore for group
 
Facebook uses powerful AI to filter spam groups, even open groups. You need to interact before posting, avoid using links for the first post.
 
We’ve seen the same issue pop up more and more recently — even in auto-approve groups with zero moderation history.
It’s likely tied to a deeper layer of post scoring on Meta’s side (based on content, timing, device/browser fingerprint, or account history). Once that internal trust score drops, even clean posts can get flagged.
 
Your account will be restricted if you post content repeatedly. Once your account is flagged, anything you post will be considered inappropriate by Facebook and will be pending. Use verified accounts and try to act like real users.
 
Yes, this issue has been reported by several users recently, likely due to Meta’s stricter spam detection systems. Even clean posts or new accounts can get flagged if linked to previous behavior or blacklisted content. Changing devices, IPs, or domains often isn’t enough if there's a hidden association. To resolve it, avoid repetitive patterns, use trusted links, and gradually build trust with low-risk content. If the problem persists, consider appealing through Facebook Support or using aged, verified accounts.
 
This has been happening more lately. Facebook’s spam detection system has gotten stricter, and even legit accounts get flagged if they think you're posting at scale or using automation. When posts keep getting hit, even after changing devices or accounts, it’s likely because Facebook is detecting patterns in your posting behavior.
 
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