Accounts impersonating the head of the Chicago Transit Agency have surfaced on Twitter, according to the CTA. In a tweet Saturday afternoon, the CTA said two recently-launched accounts that are purporting to be President Dorval Carter Jr., don’t belong to him. “Any information issued by those accounts is not official CTA information,” the agency said in a tweet. “The only…
A wave of imposter accounts surfaced on Twitter earlier this week following a relaunch of the platform's premium service — which grants blue-check “verification” labels to anyone willing to pay $8 a month.Accounts impersonating the head of the Chicago Transit Agency have surfaced on Twitter, according to the CTA.
In a tweet Saturday afternoon, the CTA said two recently-launched accounts that are purporting to be President Dorval Carter Jr., don't belong to him. "Any information issued by those accounts is not official CTA information," the agency said in a tweet."The only verified CTA account isTwo new Twitter accounts launched recently purporting to be CTA President Carter. They are not. Any information issued by those accounts is not official CTA information. The only verified CTA account is
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