Do the following, go to the help center on your Twitter homepage, it is on the menu to the left, almost all the way at the bottom:
Click it, and you should arrive at the Twitter Help Centre.
On the bottom right in the help centre window there is a selection called "Suspended Accounts", click it:
After you have clicked Suspended Accounts, you should arrive on a page looking like this:
Click on "about suspended accounts".
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Triblu
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Hey Roy,
You said that your Twitter account was "like that for a month". How did you know that it was like that for a month?
Twitter is trying to destroy what are deemed as BOT accounts. Those are accounts that people setup who have no intention of interacting with people who follow them and who NEVER sign into their accounts. They use software to share their info and nothing else.
So, if it took you over a month to realize your account had been frozen that MIGHT have been why you were never offered to use a verification cell phone number... maybe.
You said that your Twitter account was "like that for a month". How did you know that it was like that for a month?
Twitter is trying to destroy what are deemed as BOT accounts. Those are accounts that people setup who have no intention of interacting with people who follow them and who NEVER sign into their accounts. They use software to share their info and nothing else.
So, if it took you over a month to realize your account had been frozen that MIGHT have been why you were never offered to use a verification cell phone number... maybe.
philmedia
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I had an interesting one in the UK, someone complained to twitter that I was entering their business area and I should not be allowed. Yes little old me. I had to chuckle, so I referenced the UK competition act 1998 back at them and it went away. Crazy really but it made me think of Kyle at the beginning of the training that said one day we could be the competition. I think this guy who complained was jumping the gun just a bit..... very useful thank you.
LouiseBT
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Hi Roy
Oh dear, what do you think you did that Twitter has interpreted as against their rules?
Thank you for sharing how to appeal ... this goes to show even more than before why building our email lists is so very important.
Wishing you a speedy resolution with Twitter.
Blessings
Louise
Oh dear, what do you think you did that Twitter has interpreted as against their rules?
Thank you for sharing how to appeal ... this goes to show even more than before why building our email lists is so very important.
Wishing you a speedy resolution with Twitter.
Blessings
Louise