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can you sell tobacco products on facebook Promotion of Facebook: policy versus practice Just a heads up to

Name: can you sell tobacco products on facebook Promotion of Facebook: policy versus practice Just a heads up to
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Just a heads up to those who regularly post posts promos about these products. Seems they are now automatically being removed by Facebook Meta. It may have something to do with the new laws NEW FACEBOOK GROUP Facebook bans sales of alcohol and tobacco between users : r news Facebook Commerce Manager randomly rejects similar items for violating their policies. The items do *not* violate the cited policy; e.g. the product does not ". . . promote the buying or selling Facebook loophole allows cigarettes to be sold on social network

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