A Business That Spent $46 Million on Facebook Claims They Were Booted from the Platform Without Explanation

Jordan Nabigon, the CEO of the content-curation site Shared, spent nearly $US46 million on Facebook advertising (between 2006 and 2020 for Shared and his other company Freebies) before the platform booted him without warning or explanation.

Nabigon lost several company pages that had amassed 21 million followers because of the faulty violations, he said. Facebook has also locked Nabigon out of his personal account.

And small-business owners, including Nabigon, said they struggled getting in touch with Facebook ad representatives to get help fixing problems.