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They are, they just tell you they don't breach any community standards even when you quote those affected rules verbatim.

• gameshot911 3y ago
  I recently sought out the results of all the scam accounts I had reported (even though FB says they'll let you know the outcome, they don't) and every single one was resolved as "doesn't break out community guidelines". As a result I've stopped submitting any reports, and question all FB metrics about active users & account numbers.
  • dylan604 3y ago
    > and question all FB metrics about active users & account numbers. any company/person using stats to self promote should always be questioned. of course numbers are going to be rounded and massaged in the direction most rewarding, but the extent of the rounding makes a difference. lots of weasel room available in these types of stats.
  • flir 3y ago
    I saw one that was selling fake driving licenses recently. The picture on the ad was literally a stack of driving licenses. Got a big thumbs up from FB though.
    • throwup238 3y ago
      You should report that to your State's Attorney General. That's quite a bit more serious than some scummy ad.
      • flir 3y ago
        Good advice. UK in this case, but if I ever see one again I probably will. But as I'm sure you know, "Report" and "Block" are a single action on FB, so unless you took screenshots before reporting...