Going on 3-4 weeks with a suspended account... WTF?

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cheekymonkey69

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Oct 16, 2013

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• Sep 10, 2015

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Hi Guys,

I managed to get an account suspended and filled out a request to reconsider with Twitter. 3 weeks passed and not a word after replying to the initial twitter response. I went ahead and put in another request a week ago to reconsider the suspension.

Curious... is there an easier way to unsuspend an account? How long does this process typically take?

Thank you!

CM

 

wizard04

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• Sep 10, 2015

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I am also interested to know this, I am waiting for 6 days for twitter support to respond.

 

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cheekymonkey69

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Oct 16, 2013

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• Sep 10, 2015
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Wizard... Any idea why you got suspended?

 

Gosocials

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Dec 11, 2014

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• Sep 10, 2015

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Yeah me also faced this problem i sent request to twitter with in three days my accounts get back . . ha ha ha . i m lucky

 

hongnguyen

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Jan 14, 2015

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• Sep 11, 2015

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There is no supporter in Twitter. Their bots will response you soon!

cheekymonkey69 said:

Hi Guys,

I managed to get an account suspended and filled out a request to reconsider with Twitter. 3 weeks passed and not a word after replying to the initial twitter response. I went ahead and put in another request a week ago to reconsider the suspension.

Curious... is there an easier way to unsuspend an account? How long does this process typically take?

Thank you!

CM

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cheekymonkey69

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Oct 16, 2013

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• Sep 18, 2015
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Still no response.... (sigh)

 

skadoosh

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Feb 10, 2013

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• Sep 18, 2015

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cheekymonkey69 said:

Still no response.... (sigh)

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What kind of account was it? Niche, follower amount, etc.

 

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Yoblo

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Nov 28, 2012

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• Sep 18, 2015

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IMO, you should never put all of your eggs in one basket on Twitter. It's so easy to create new accounts that it's absurd, so you should create tons of accounts and get large follower counts on them all. I recently read [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Tahoma, Calibri, Geneva, sans-serif]a[/FONT]n article (I can't link to it because of forum rules but do a search for "I created a fake business and bought it an amazing online reputation") wherein a guy on a site claimed to have created 5 million Twitter accounts.