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by GaryNumanVevo
1315 days ago
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Honestly, that's more on Twitter than anyone who is doing the impersonating, whether parody or not. Their design and brand language put the "blue checkmark" front and center as a badge of legitimacy, giving it away for $8 to anyone is just asking for fraud. Alternatively: this sort of thing will always happen because it has the potentially to be very funny |
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