No more facebook campaigns? - page 6.

Bernardo lewanusa

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Quote from: CTO@MyBitMine on July 13, 2018, 06:57:47 AM

Actually I'v head that facebook changed their decision about ICO advertize and allowed it again. I found that https://www.recode.net/2018/6/26/17505876/facebook-cryptocurrency-ads-bitcoin-ico-ban-reversed

there are still many facebook bounty still running,
bounty facebook will not disappear, and still will be needed in bounty

Ian Dave

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Still, they are some Facebook campaigns that are legit and they can post an advertisement about the ice. There are many people who keep posting about that. I think Facebook allows it to everyone and free to post it.

CTO@MyBitMine

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Actually I'v head that facebook changed their decision about ICO advertize and allowed it again. I found that https://www.recode.net/2018/6/26/17505876/facebook-cryptocurrency-ads-bitcoin-ico-ban-reversed

hoanglann0990

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According to my experience, Facebook campaigns are still available. Nowadays twitter campaigns prevailed over the facebook campaigns though still it's possible to share/create any posts related to ICO.

Sheentaide

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I assume you only see one bounty for that. there are numerous bounties nevertheless walking fb campaigns higher to participate in those bounties which are doing the fb marketing campaign is you want to participate in that.

vanjava

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I think Facebook is going to ban ICO ads. But the impact will greatly affect sales of ICO, because many Facebook users who become investors. Certainly the sales of ICO has dropped dramatically.

Kennedy3950

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According to my experience, Facebook campaigns are still available. Nowadays twitter campaigns prevailed over the facebook campaigns though still it's possible to share/create any posts related to ICO.

yulchatar

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Quote from: QuickS22 on July 11, 2018, 01:06:12 PM

I've heard that pages in the social networks of members of the bounty campaigns are banned. I think this is because of too high activity pages and not advertising

Usually, this happens when a user is very active on his Facebook account - too many reposts a day, adds a lot of friends or publishes the same pictures every day. For this, posts are deleted or even a page can be blocked.

UIXID

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More recently, Facebook has removed restrictions on advertising of ICO campaigns and rumors have it that this is due to Facebook's desire to launch its coin.

abvhiael

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Say goodbye to lots of new investors buying into crappy ICOs. This will destroy the incentive for these ICOs.

Essentially only decent cryptos survive. Ethereum, Litecoin, Monero and a few others that have solid fundamentals (as of now, the future is never a certain thing) and won't be massively affected by these changes.

The biggest risk to crypto is simply investor sentiment. Once the spirit of most investors is broken through constantly seeing the money they invested, when the ATH was approaching, being whittled away to almost nothing.

Kakady13

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Facebook update their rules as regards to prompting ICO's but facebook campaign will still go on as long as the promotion doesn't go against facebook rules.

QuickS22

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I've heard that pages in the social networks of members of the bounty campaigns are banned. I think this is because of too high activity pages and not advertising

JTEN18

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I don't think it will stop. But the terms and conditions have changed a lot. The project just need to modify the way of advertising.

jpnl0002

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the barn by facebook on cryptocurrency ICO links have actually limited loads of things in the ICO aspect of the advertorials on facebook and as such most people consider crypto currency as dead but this is entirely wrong. i think the main idea is just to watch out for ICO packages that are not real and get to stop them.

Fritz93

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From this more projects will suffer, than bounty hunters. Okay projects need advertising, and facebook is great for this, but on the other hand - I do not understand why people participate in this company. Payment is scanty, but there are many problems. So, I'm sure - hunters will not lose much from this ban.

Dima95

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From the moment, when facebook "banned" ICO advertising, i haven`t met any problems with campaign and got tokens for them

100kk

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Personally, I freely participate in bounty campaigns for advertising ICO projects on Facebook. In spring and in summer there were no difficulties. If such a ban appears, this will undoubtedly negatively affect the amount of funds raised by ICO projects and will become a problem for the development of crypto sphere.

bvhoang202

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Some bounties that I joined in terminated the FB campaign because of their advertising ban. It seems that if the ICO promotion did not pay FB, maybe as an advertising fee, then their link is always deleted and marked as spam. Even on messenger, they always blocked the link and you can not send it.

raimslii

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You can see that when the ICO ban on Facebook advertising, good ICO projects still advertise normally and have reduced the bad ICO projects. I see now the projects still have the Facebook campaign and do not see the effect. Currently, Facebook has lifted the ban and it seems they also want to participate in this potential market. Stay calm when joining social campaigns.

duonghi99c88

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Everything is normal with Facebook bounty campaigns. Just a little changed the rules, you can no longer advertise questionable projects.

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