I think you're misunderstanding the word "fake" in this context. He means they are inauthentic likes, aka likes from real people who don't actually like what they're clicking the Like button on.
The simple solution? Stop targetting the unresponsive countries.
It's not rocket science. It's actually super-brain-dead obvious.
If you're buying likes from India -- and no Indians are responding to your content -- then why would you keep buying likes from India?
This is stuff you can spend $5 to figure out. It is very, very, very easy to stop targeting the countries that don't respond.
He claims certain countries give him a good response, and certain countries give him no response.
His solution is to stop advertising and complain about "fake likes."
Why doesn't he just stop targeting markets that don't work for him?
Maybe so he can make a link-bait youtube video?
The guy ran a poor ad. It's his fault, not Facebooks.
Specifically, clickfarmers are liking the ads whether they have been targeted or not, in order to thwart automated detection. So you can't escape it.
So far the only way around this that I've seen mentioned in this thread is to not advertise your facebook page at all, and instead advertise links to an external page that redirects back to your facebook page.