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Using a female account to privately message male losers on Facebook, can this tactic still be played?

Recently, the cost of buying traffic for promotion has become outrageously high, and the ROI simply doesn't come back, so I have to start trying to build my own private domain, but this path is not easy either.

Firstly, Facebook's risk control is becoming stricter, the survival period of new accounts is getting shorter, and the situation of account bans is more severe than before. Any slight action to attract traffic might be detected, and the account won't last more than a few days. Moreover, Facebook is now also cracking down on AI-generated female accounts, and many accounts with AI-generated images and videos simply can't get off the ground.

Secondly, the trust cost of male losers has increased. Previously, sending a simple "hi" from a female account could start a conversation, but now it is directly ignored, or even reported for counter-surveillance. Many losers in Western markets have been scared off by sophisticated chat scams. When they see a female account initiating a conversation, their first reaction is not to be moved, but to suspect whether it is a scam, leading to increasingly lower conversion rates.

Another problem is that payment channels are becoming increasingly difficult to manage. Previously, PayPal and Stripe could still run to some extent, but now any slight abnormal financial movement will be controlled by risk management, making it increasingly difficult for many private domain projects to recover funds.

So, what can still be done?

The current approach is to increase the trust chain, not to push orders right away, but to use a longer account nurturing period, familiarize through content, and then enhance authenticity with social signals, such as:

Combining short video traffic (TikTok, Instagram Reels)

Establishing a virtual persona (real Facebook friend circles + regular updates)

Using third-party sites to handle traffic to avoid direct transactions on Facebook being banned

However, to be honest, the path of sophisticated chatting is becoming increasingly difficult to navigate, and relying solely on private messaging is already hard to support large-scale conversions. In the future, it is likely that combining AI-automated sophisticated chatting will be necessary to improve efficiency. But as it stands, it can still be done, but it's much harder than before.