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FB is full of fucking shit. Not only are Google cash ads running, but grant ads, Acai ads, etc. are STILL running on FB. Are all of those ads grandfathered in? If not, I got some campaigns to get started on ...
All Grant Ads Deleted from FB
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Thanks.
FB is full of fucking shit. Not only are Google cash ads running, but grant ads, Acai ads, etc. are STILL running on FB. Are all of those ads grandfathered in? If not, I got some campaigns to get started on ...
all of those are old ads...and they ARE getting rid of them...as quickly as they find them. submitting more of these ads is the quickest way to get your account deactivated.
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Just out of interest, how many people that just posted the link to The Age are actually Aussies?
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There's a slight problem when you take an offer like that and promote it internationally.
And that's that you're going to conflict with local laws in regards to that sort of thing.
In Australia, rebills have to have a supposedly very obvious disclaimer that they are in fact going to give you a regular charge. The ones on TV manage to get away with fine print that's only legible on an HD TV screen, but websites, according to the ACCC guidelines, have to have it clearly stated and it has to be an opt-in. Saying it's in the fine print isn't actually acceptable here.
I'm aware that the site is clearly American, being promoted by an American company in America by Americans that are American... but the point is it crosses over, and people need to be cognizant of the laws in the countries they're attempting to do business in.
Just out of interest, how many people that just posted the link to The Age are actually Aussies?
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There's a slight problem when you take an offer like that and promote it internationally.
And that's that you're going to conflict with local laws in regards to that sort of thing.
In Australia, rebills have to have a supposedly very obvious disclaimer that they are in fact going to give you a regular charge. The ones on TV manage to get away with fine print that's only legible on an HD TV screen, but websites, according to the ACCC guidelines, have to have it clearly stated and it has to be an opt-in. Saying it's in the fine print isn't actually acceptable here.
I'm aware that the site is clearly American, being promoted by an American company in America by Americans that are American... but the point is it crosses over, and people need to be cognizant of the laws in the countries they're attempting to do business in.
Bull fucking shit. When they started taking down Google cash and Grants I didn't see shit up for those ads for a couple days. Now the ad board is polluted with Google cash, Acai and some grants, again.
you're right...i'm lying...please submit as many google, acai, grant, and other ads as possible...it will NOT get your account banned.
PS i rarely see any of those types of ads on my personal account...guess im not in the demo people are targetting
Keep in mind a lot of people know when the bans are coming and try to hide/hold off on running their offers while fbook is on the prowl, then they start them up again when the coast is seemingly clear. I'm not sure if its true or not but I've heard fbook can't really see your ads when they're paused, unless they're actively reviewing them.
when they are looking for specific ads to delete (acai, grants etc.) they look through all your ads including paused ones.
I'm pretty much completely normal in my main demo info (taken, male, 24, U.S.); I haven't seen any acai ads or anything but I just looked at my ad board a minute ago and saw 4 or 5 "make money with Google" ads, which clearly got through. No more grant offers with Obama pictures, but the biz op ads seem to be doing pretty well, still.
Google ads is still everywhere in Aus FB.
Up to 5 on every refresh of adboard.
Typical media, taking things at face value with no followup.
Anyone advertising in AU has probably noticed a decline.
Up to 5 on every refresh of adboard.
Typical media, taking things at face value with no followup.
Anyone advertising in AU has probably noticed a decline.
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