Facebook Campaign no more!!

[dimonarka]

I see this news and discussion for a long time. and this is very often discussed. only I understand why. Facebook company is still there. suggest just extra panic

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[Mia44]

not. because Facebook is a social media that aims to find social media information including ICO promotional advertisements. I think no one has been harmed from this ICO advertisement so why should it be banned

[Thefrolly]

Do you agree that facebook banned all that promote ico's and bitcoin?

So far I do not think that they are no longer accepting them since i still see people doing the facebook bounty campaigns, There was always talk of a ban on icos but now it does not seem like the ban went through since people can still do facebook campaigns. I think they just put a ban on using facebook paid ads to actually market the icos which is fine

[bawa_23]

You can post whatever you want on your page as usually, even about crypto currency. There are many projects which are still running successfully on Facebook. I am still participating in many ICO campaigns. Hoping for Facebook ICO soon.

[FirstCryptic]

Promoting cryptocurrency on a page on Facebook is not prohibited. But in my opinion, the reward for working on campaigns on facebook is not as monetary as another campaign, so I recommend not focusing all your energy just on engaging only on facebook. Try day trading.

[Niobeh]

That`s not a reason to be dissapointed. Majority of campaigns still support fb advertising so dont panic

Yes, there's a lot of site right now that most demand to promote a project so we don't need to worried that happens because we can still spread this technology without facebook campaign.

[BivanF]

Do you agree that facebook banned all that promote ico's and bitcoin?

agree that facebook s not good for bounty|s  t does not earn you a lot and a lot of messages are deleted   already qut facebook for bounty

[absurde]

Facebook still allows advertisement of crypto projects, but nowadays Twitter is making slaughter. Most of crypto users profiles are banned  or regulated form Twitter .

[farlack]

Advertising on FaceBook today is probably one of the most active, the same can be said about Twitter, which today works very, very quickly if you want to spread information all the same, because otherwise it will not work to spread information.

In itself, I can say that I do not particularly watch the news on Facebook, if only the world, it is better to read about the cryptocurrency from the first persons, and not from the news where everything will be done under their control.

[tonibyuzen]

Although I am a bounty hunter, I see the advantages. Such bans reduce the number of fraudsters who take advantage of the lack of regulation and take money from investors who do not have enough knowledge and experience in the new field. This deters potential investors from high-quality projects.

[fonengo]

Hi, everybody.  Partially support Facebook to ban ico. A lot of scams are divorced.

[qomariah95]

That is all uncertain information. Because there are still facebook campaigns now. That every Campaign is always there, because this Facebook campaign is one of the campaigns that is definitely influential for people to know more about the project in question.

[maculeth]

although I never joined facebook campaign, but this is bad news because it can affect the reputation of ico as a whole including twitter campaigns, blogs, telegram, youtube, and especially signatures. I think Mark always makes wrong decisions about the crypto industry.

[organelles]

I don't know where this is coming from because I can still see that there are facebook campaigns that are listed with the bounty campaigns and there are a lot of people that are still participating in them. I know there was news of facebook banning crypto ads but I don't think that they banned people from being able to promote coins from their own pages

[swiftbits]

Facebook just wants their users to experience the best security on their platform, many ICO scams use Facebook Paid promotions to collect so much money, for sure they received a lot of complaints from their users that eventually get their decision to take down ICO promotions.

Facebook commonly have a lot of users that are not aware that Crypto is not an easy money, they were easily deceived by high and fast ROI promotions that lead them to lose a lot of money.

[axel2078]

I don't know where this is coming from because I can still see that there are facebook campaigns that are listed with the bounty campaigns and there are a lot of people that are still participating in them. I know there was news of facebook banning crypto ads but I don't think that they banned people from being able to promote coins from their own pages

In early 2018 facebook has announced that it will ban all cryptocurrency ads. But it did not happen so now you can still see the bounty hunter joining the facebook campaign

[Serco]

Do you agree that facebook banned all that promote ico's and bitcoin?

I'm really agree with that. Many people who participate in the Facebook Campaign just make a spam by simply reposting it than making good quality posts to promote the ICO project. I really hope the ICO project will consider it even more because the budget they spend will be wasted for spammers.

[axel20]

I don't know where this is coming from because I can still see that there are facebook campaigns that are listed with the bounty campaigns and there are a lot of people that are still participating in them. I know there was news of facebook banning crypto ads but I don't think that they banned people from being able to promote coins from their own pages

In early 2018 facebook has announced that it will ban all cryptocurrency ads. But it did not happen so now you can still see the bounty hunter joining the facebook campaign

Hey there, axel2078.  I'm still waiting for an answer on why you hijacked my account and are still carrying on as if you were me.  Not cool at all.

[nthere]

Facebook makes money from selling users data. And it's a big advertisement media. If it advertises scam icos by mistake and in case of the users lose money, that would be a problem for them. It's a risk

[andrejka]

Do you agree that facebook banned all that promote ico's and bitcoin?

To tell you the truth I haven't noticed any difference before and after the ban of ICO ads on Facebook. Start ups still use facebook bounty campaign and we can easily participate in them without any risk for our facebook accounts. Besides it as far as I know Facebook has already allowed crypto ads on its platform for some definite advertisers and projects who managed to get approval.