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Signed up for Twitter and went through the usual verification steps, but my account is still stuck in some kind of review. I can log in, but certain features are restricted, and I keep getting messages about needing further verification. Just curious if this is common and how long it usually takes to sort out?

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Hey there! That sounds familiar—I ran into something like that not too long ago. Created an account, verified my email, but then got hit with a security review that seemed to drag on, https://twitter.pissedconsumer.com/customer-service.html eventually confirmed that it was an automated process triggered by unusual sign-up activity. Didn’t do anything different, so not sure what set it off, but after a couple of days, the restrictions lifted on their own. Now I make sure to update profile details right away since that seems to help avoid any unnecessary delays.

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  • 2 weeks later...

It's not uncommon for Twitter accounts to go through a review process, especially if you've recently created the account or made changes to your profile. This can happen for a variety of reasons, including attempts to verify your identity, unusual activity, or the need to ensure compliance with Twitter's rules and policies.

 

The duration of this review can vary. Some users may find that their accounts are reviewed and restored within a few days, while others may experience a longer waiting period. If you're receiving messages about needing further verification, it's important to follow any instructions provided in those messages.

 

To potentially expedite the process, you can try the following:

 

1. **Check your email:** Ensure that you've received and responded to any verification emails from Twitter.

2. **Review Twitter's Help Center:** Look for information related to account verification and restrictions.

3. **Contact Twitter Support:** If the review is taking longer than expected, reaching out to Twitter Support for clarification can be helpful.

 

In the meantime, be patient and keep an eye on your account for any updates.

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