Facebook now accepting rebills as Homepage Ads

Seen these lately? Facebook is now letting weight-loss rebills to appear on their homepage.

I’ve spoken to one of the directors at Facebook and apparently rebills/weight-loss has never officially been banned. Facebook has just banned flogs and rebills where its not clear to the user that they will be billed ridiculous amounts of money (below the fold disclaimers, 6pt font text, etc.)

If you ask me, Facebook is just trying to boost revenues since its the end of the quarter…

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One Response to “Facebook now accepting rebills as Homepage Ads”

  1. Ben Says:
    March 15th, 2010 at 10:46 pm

    they’ve been allowing force factor to advertise on their site for quite some time. force factor has better customer service than most rebills. the product is actually kinda decent and they sell it in GNC. not surprised here.

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