Efritech System

Good morning business owners.
Trust you had a wonderful sales week.

A couple of weeks ago, something hit lots of business owners who owned a business page on Facebook and ran ads on their pages.

Some were hit by one or more of the following listed below:

1. Page restricted from Advertising.
2. Ad account restricted from Advertising.
3. Account restricted from Advertising.

You should know.
This is normal and almost all businesses operating a business page on Facebook experiences it.

Last week alone, I got about 30 calls to this effect.
So I decided to make the post.

There are reasons why this could happen.

1. You ran lots of rejected ads on your page.

2. You tried circumventing Facebook review process. In other words, you tried to hide some words that’s naturally against their policy using another word that’s a slang.

3. It could be a mistake from Facebook.
E.T.C

WHAT TO DO IF THESE HAPPENS.

1. Read through Facebook advertising policies to understand the kind of contents allowed for Facebook advertising.

2. Read through Facebook community standards, to see the kind of posts allowed on Facebook.

3. If you feel it’s a mistake, you can appeal to Facebook to review their decision.
Most times, they will revert their decisions.
Although, most times it could take a lot of time for them to reply.

In all, know the content you post.
Not everything is accepted on Facebook.
Save your page from being disabled.

We appreciate you for standing with us and trusting us.
We’d still continue to serve you best.
Please be patient with us.

“We create beautiful online stores and shopper-friendly experiences for companies across the globe.”

TIPS TO HELP YOU IDENTIFY FAKE WEBSITE

1) Look up the domain age
By checking the age of a domain, you cam tell how long that website has been in existence. This can aid spot fraudulent websites because such are usually new. You can check for the age of a website at https://whois.domaintools.com/

2) Run a Scan
If you’re suspicious of a website, there are several free resources on the internet that allow you to do a quick scan for malware, phishing, and known scam websites. Here are a few below:

http://www.isithacked.com/

https://www.virustotal.com/

https://www.phishtank.com/

3) No Terms and Conditions

If you’re on a business website, then it should surely have a link to a page that states the terms and conditions of purchasing services and products. If this is unfavorable, obscured, or missing, then the site should not be trusted

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