Charging $1,000 for a golden check: Elon Musk's latest scheme to fill Twitter's coffers

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Elon Musk has gone into debt up to his neck to complete his hugely expensive $44 billion acquisition of Twitter and is willing to dig deep to pay off his debt (and finally make the social network with the little bird profitable).

The plans of the new owner of Twitter to fill the (increasingly weak) coffers of the microblogging network seem to involve making users pay the price. After implementing the Twitter Blue list of azerbaijan cell phone numbers subscription system, which debuted last week in Spain with a price of 8 euros from the web and 11 euros from iOS and Android, Elon Musk now seems determined to make companies and organizations pay.

According to an internal leak reported by The Information and other media, Twitter is reportedly working on a plan (which will almost certainly spark controversy) that involves charging $1,000 a month for the golden verification check.

The gold verification badge is intended for businesses and organizations , while government institutions sport a gray emblem. And although until now both the gold and gray "check" were alien to any type of subscription, it seems that the former could soon be at the mercy of a very expensive monthly fee of $1,000. Brands that wish to keep this gold badge will necessarily have to pay this amount per month, an amount to which they must add (if that were not enough) 50 euros per month for each affiliated account.