Twitter just suspended it's $8 per month paid verification subscription just days after rolling it out. As it turns out, they didn't actually verify people who signed up for the service. This led to numerous cases of people impersonating celebrities and corporations with blue check marks next to their names.
Certainly not a great start for Elon Musk who was relying on the $8 per month subscriptions to make up the massive decline in advertising revenue as many large brands implemented Twitter boycotts. Will Musk be able to turn things around? Let us know in the comments.
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Twitter just suspended it's $8 per month paid verification subscription just days after rolling it out. As it turns out, they didn't actually verify people who signed up for the service. This led to numerous cases of people impersonating celebrities and corporations with blue check marks next to their names.
Certainly not a great start for Elon Musk who was relying on the $8 per month subscriptions to make up the massive decline in advertising revenue as many large brands implemented Twitter boycotts. Will Musk be able to turn things around? Let us know in the comments.
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