Send $100, get $1,000
Tyler's growth exploded when he started posting "money flip" results and promising followers they'd double their cash in 24 hours.
What happened
The comments filled with people asking how to join.
His posts were removed, his account was restricted, and he lost monetization.
The rule behind it
Meta's Prohibited Commercial Practices policy bans money flips, guaranteed or quick returns, recruit-to-earn schemes and get-rich-quick offers.
Read the full rule: Money and business-opportunity content →
Getting paid by following the rules
- Teach real side hustles with real effort, timelines and risks.
- Never promise income numbers or returns.
- Share his own results with context, including the months that didn't work.
Promise a process, not a payout.
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