The Suspended and Reinstated Incident of ADMX Business Services on Twitter

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In a recent incident, our freshly created business Twitter account, "ADMX Business Services," was unexpectedly suspended. This blog post aims to shed light on the suspension and subsequent reinstatement of our Twitter account, @admxbusiness. Below, we provide a chronological account of the events, including screenshots for reference.

Suspension:

Upon the establishment of our Twitter account, @admxbusiness, we encountered an unexpected setback. Our account was flagged as spam, which we believe was due to the presence of the letter "X" in our business account name, "ADMX Business." This resulted in our Twitter account exhibiting automated behavior, thereby violating Twitter's rules.

Appealing the Suspension:

In an effort to resolve the issue, we promptly decided to appeal the suspension to the Twitter support team. We filled out the appropriate form to appeal our account being suspended. To provide a visual reference, please refer to the screenshot provided below.

[Screenshot: Appeal Form for Suspended Account]

Acknowledgment from Twitter:

Following our appeal, we received an acknowledgment email from the Twitter support team. This communication served as confirmation that our appeal was received and being reviewed. For your reference, please see the provided screenshot.

[Screenshot: Acknowledgment Email]

Follow-up:

After patiently waiting for seven days without any updates, we decided to send a follow-up email to the Twitter support team. We sought further information regarding the status of our account suspension and the progress of our appeal.

Reinstatement:

Finally, after an anxious period, we received the much-awaited news. Our Twitter account, @admxbusiness, has been reinstated! We are thrilled to share that you can now access our account at the following link: https://twitter.com/admxbusiness


In this blog post, we have documented the suspension and subsequent reinstatement of our business Twitter account, @admxbusiness. Despite the initial setback, we are grateful for the swift resolution provided by the Twitter support team. We hope that by sharing this incident, we can raise awareness about the potential challenges businesses may face on social media platforms and encourage others to persevere in similar situations.

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