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Sending Messenger texts to Non-Friends on FB

brr387

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Hi,

If I am able to find the personal FB profiles of business owner leads. My challenge is finding a way to send them an intro Messenger text which gets delivered in their Inbox. Non-Friend messages end up in the more hidden Message Requests folder which most people do not check.

Will a message notification from a Non-Friend show up differently on their cell phone versus laptop? Are there any work arounds whereby these leads will at least know that they have a new Message to check? The route of friending them first will clearly yield much less results.
 
Why wouldn't you send text messages instead? There's a database that has over 700M+ leaked facebook leads, including phone numbers.
 
Because of TCPA Compliance Laws related to cold sms text messaging. Stiff fines per sms.
 
If you want to get that persons attention and invite them for a quick chat, search their name on Facebook. Their public posts and group posts should appear if they have any, then you mention their name on that post or comment asking if they got a minute to talk. This worked for me, but will not work if their profile is locked or not public, or if you do not share any common groups or interest.
 
Interesting strategy but (as you mentioned) it relies on me being approved into the same groups as they are in. Also, it may be considered against the Group spam rules to submit posts like that.

My take is this
o Inside Facebook Marketplace as a dropshipper, Any random Non-Friend person on Facebook who inquires about a Marketplace listing of mine can get their Messenger texts through to my Inbox, even if they didn't purchase my item. A 2-person Messenger group chat is setup for that purpose.

So, why can't I setup that same type of 2-person Messenger Group chat?
That would seem like the perfect strategy

Look forward to your feedback
 
Interesting strategy but (as you mentioned) it relies on me being approved into the same groups as they are in. Also, it may be considered against the Group spam rules to submit posts like that.

My take is this
o Inside Facebook Marketplace as a dropshipper, Any random Non-Friend person on Facebook who inquires about a Marketplace listing of mine can get their Messenger texts through to my Inbox, even if they didn't purchase my item. A 2-person Messenger group chat is setup for that purpose.

So, why can't I setup that same type of 2-person Messenger Group chat?
That would seem like the perfect strategy

Look forward to your feedback
If you can join in the same group, you can check their previous posts and comment there. It will not be spam uless you are direct linking aff links. You start a conversation there. You don't make any posts.

The marketplace is different. If a buyer sends you a message, it goes to your marketplace inbox, not your personal inbox. I am recently seeing this update. Buyers normally don't like to keep receiving messages from sellers if they lose interest in the product or purchase is done. I still recommend you my earlier strategy. If you can't do that, I heard about leaked FB emails ;) research about that :p
 
do it in huge volume coz no matter what you do, it is still a spam by the looks of it.
 
Why wouldn't you send text messages instead? There's a database that has over 700M+ leaked facebook leads, including phone numbers.
and you dont think many of those numbers would have been
changed after the leak ?
 
and you dont think many of those numbers would have been
changed after the leak ?
Are you just spamming to increase post count or do you want a serious conversation? If so, no. Why would I suggest this to OP otherwise? I think people won't change their phone number just because it's in a leaked database. As a matter of fact, I looked into multiple numbers and was able to see their profile pictures in numbers of the database.
 
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