Marketing firm Ads Inc. reportedly paid a Facebook contractor as much as $8,000 to restore Facebook accounts that had been banned.
A Facebook contractor accepted thousands of dollars in bribes from an ad agency, according to a report from BuzzFeed News. Ads Inc. reportedly paid the Facebook worker to restore accounts that had been banned for violating Facebook's policies. Facebook said the person in question is no longer working with the company, but a former Ads Inc. employee told BuzzFeed that there was more than one person employed by Facebook willing to reactivate Ads Inc. accounts in exchange for cash.
A Facebook contractor accepted thousands of dollars in bribes from an ad agency, according to a report from BuzzFeed News. Ads Inc. reportedly paid the Facebook worker to restore accounts that had been banned for violating Facebook's policies. Facebook said the person in question is no longer working with the company, but a former Ads Inc. employee told BuzzFeed that there was more than one person employed by Facebook willing to reactivate Ads Inc. accounts in exchange for cash.
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