Twitter is an American online news and social networking service on which users post and interact with messages known as "tweets".
Twitter (t.co) has 8 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.3 out of 5.
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ANN M.
Since the richest man in the world, Elon Musk (also extremely egotistical and fancies himself as a "ladies man") bought the site, it has gone downhill. He's also responsible for paying a large amount to help get convicted felon Trump re-elected. At first I did pay just under £30 to post unlimited on the site, then Musk started demanding £200 + at which point I learned how to cancel my twitter/X Don't know if any of my friends or relatives actually post on this site
Nathan S.
i see way to much R34 art like why must you make such art i draw and i don't even draw stuff like that like come on now do better horny ahh artist
RD P.
suspending my business account because you have beef with instagram is crazy. I am happy they created Threads. No need to use twitter stupid app
Josh
From Twitter to X, from Good to Bad. You can no longer Direct Message Accounts on X without having to pay money. I feel like Elon wants us to pay for Daily Tasks. I’m making a formal Complaint to X. If anything, Delete your account too.
Anne K.
Twitter, now "X," which does not show up on Trustpilot, has no customer service. Twitter/X failed to assist me when I wanted help in updating my payment information, throwing irrelevant "articles" and broken links at me. I tried and tried to pay but lost the blue check. (I had had to cancel my credit card because of fraud, and could not find the update entry page.) The only way to avoid this, it seems, is to pay an annual fee rather than a monthly fee. Oh. Twitter/X is just another utility now. Perhaps worse.