WhatsApp blocked?

Sometimes. You can appeal in the WhatsApp Business app or through support, and first-time blocks are often reversed. But you have no control and no timeline: some numbers are back within a day, others never. And as long as you keep doing the same thing on the same channel, the next block is already on its way.

Not while it is blocked. Coexistence requires the number to be active in the WhatsApp Business app. If it is gone for good, you start on the official platform with a different number. You lose the chat history, but you get a channel that stays up.

A group with two hundred workers is indistinguishable from a spam group as far as WhatsApp is concerned, and a handful of people hitting report is enough. On top of that everyone sees everyone else's number and can reply to everyone else, which is rarely what you want with a flex pool. Boomer sends each person their own conversation instead.

Connecting takes about fifteen minutes. Allow a few days in total, mostly because Meta wants a payment method on your business portfolio before it approves your message templates.

On the official platform your number is verified and volume is not a suspicious signal. You start conversations with templates Meta approves up front, and you pay per conversation. What can still drop is your quality rating: if too many recipients block you, Meta lowers how many people you may message per day. So sending relevant messages remains the real answer.