We’re sparking up a discussion here about the importance of OG emails when it comes to Twitter-related transactions. Speaking from experience, Twitter pullbacks are EXTREMELY rare, I don’t think we had more than 3-4 this year. And none of the pullbacks relied on owning the OG email. None. What it all boils down to is that we want to eliminate OG checks for Twitter transfers. Why?
- We don’t recall a single OG pullback for Twitter this year.
- If Twitter pullbacks happen, it’s all about Twitter support, and the OG has very little to do with it.
- It’s not easy to verify an OG email with Twitter. Many times, the archive file which we need to check takes 3-4 days to compile. Buyers get antsy almost every time.
- Additionally, many times, the archive files are huge. We’re talking 200-300 GB. All these downloads are usually for nothing, because:
a. Buyers generally buy anyway, even if the email supplied isn’t OG.
b. As mentioned before, OG pullbacks on Twitter are as rare as electricity at @RandyMarsh’s household during the weekend.
We want to hear your opinion.
Have you ever lost a Twitter account via OG email?
- Yes
- No
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Do you beileve owning the OG email for Twitter is important?
- Yes
- No
0 voters
We’re OK with buyers checking OG emails on their own, if it’s really important to them. We could even create a guide on how to do that. But anyone who decides to check for OG on Twitter needs to realize that it’s a lengthy and cumbersome process.