Celebrities Refuse to Pay for Twitter Verification
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NBA star LeBron James announced on Twitter that he won't be paying to keep his verification on the platform after Twitter announced it will be removing legacy verified checkmarks. However, James may still keep his check mark through Twitter's Verified Organizations program, which offers gold checkmarks and other features to companies and nonprofits for a monthly payment of $1,000. Twitter CEO Elon Musk said any individual person's Twitter account affiliated with a verified organization is automatically verified.
- LeBron James out on Elon Musk's Twitter verification plan: 'I ain't paying' Fox News
- LeBron James will not be paying to keep his blue checkmark on Twitter Insider
- LeBron James Says He's Too Cheap To Pay For Twitter Blue Check TMZ
- Chrissy Teigen lead stars who insist they will not pay Twitter's $8 monthly fee for blue checkmark Daily Mail
- LeBron James, Patrick Mahomes have no interest in paying to keep their Twitter checkmark: 'I got kids' Yahoo Sports
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