Exclusive Revelations: How Meta Cashed In on Scam Ads While Turning a Blind Eye—What They Don’t Want You to Know!
Last year, we found the contact information for Meta’s lead attorney, Jennifer Newstead. We sent her an email that contained links to the Facebook accounts of publishing scammers, with proof that they were scamming authors, and how. We were then contacted by [email protected]. They requested we send them everything we had. We sent several emails with the Facebook links, and proof the companies were scamming authors. They NEVER RESPONDED. And, they only took down a handful of the scammers’ profiles. We stopped emailing them because, after several weeks, it was clear that Meta had ghosted us. We have also reported numerous profiles on Facebook to Meta and, in almost all cases, we received canned messages back, saying the profile didn’t violate their community guidelines. We had proof otherwise but Meta (probably knowingly) doesn’t give you an option to report any details. You can only click on an option saying it’s a scam. In one case, Facebook’s canned response said they get a lot of complaints and that they didn’t even review that particular profile.
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