I realize that most of this post is an angry overreaction, but we went through a similar issue with a large Facebook ad campaign recently. Our ads were being fl

I realize that most of this post is an angry overreaction, but we went through a similar issue with a large Facebook ad campaign recently. Our ads were being flagged constantly for something like "promising unlikely results", something that I'm sure is normally reserved for penis enlargement and get rich quick schemes. Our ads were for a launch promo where we offered a free gift with purchase. Somewhere along the lines Facebook equated our free gift with promising results that are not guaranteed. The worst part wasn't that they mistakenly blocked our ads, but that they continued to do it. My best guess is the campaign, landing page, or our advertising account was "flagged" which made subsequent ads more likely to be blocked. We changed and tested everything in the ad and the landing page, completely rewriting it and not even mentioning the free gift. Every time we would get blocked for the same reason, then our appeal would come back "sorry, we didn't mean to block your ad." We spend a lot of money on Facebook ads, over $20k/mo. As much as people like to belabor Google for not providing product support, when you spend money with them (AdWords) their support is top notch. Facebook has a long ways to go in that regard.