Twitter Demands Advertisers Pay for a Blue Check

Twitter Demands Advertisers Pay for a Blue Check or Spend $1,000 a Month

Twitter’s new verification process does littleAdvertisementfirst opened blue checks up to anyone willing to cough up $8, trolls seized the opportunity and started impersonating major brands and prominent figures. One tweet coming fromerasing billions of dollars in market cap. Yesterday, when Twitter removed legacy verification from any account that wasn’t coughing up Musk’s $8 protection money, the trolls stuck again, impersonating prominent accounts that lost their check marks.

when you email its communications department, reflecting the billionaire’s utter disdain for members of the press unwilling to lick his billionaire boots. In related news,However, Twitter’s email to advertisers explained the “strategy” behind its decision to coerce advertisers to pay for Twitter Blue.. Typically his response is to get defensive, though sometimes he reverses course.

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