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On August 17, Scott Scott Galloway, a marketing professor, writer and speaker at New York University, said that his X account had been closed for more than two weeks after a dispute with Elon Musk and refused to meet him.

"one of our mutual friends contacted me and said Musk felt he had been 'unfairly attacked' by me and he wanted to meet me," Galloway posted on Meta's social media platform Threads. I turned him down. "

Just two days later, Galloway was no longer able to access his X account, which has more than half a million followers. "my account is still blocked for 17 days," he added in his post on Tuesday.

Galloway's posts on X also don't seem to appear in the platform's search tools.

Galloway recently posted a post about Musk on X on July 27, commenting on a Reuters investigation that said Tesla had set up a secret team to suppress users' complaints about mileage.

"Tesla deliberately provided optimistic mileage forecasts to car owners, which got many people into trouble," Galloway wrote. "but you should totally deposit your money in X."

His sarcastic remarks refer to Musk's plan to transform a platform formerly known as Twitter into an "app of everything".

Musk said on July 25 that X would add more features to give users "control over their entire financial world". Some content-prolific users have received payments from X, such as Internet celebrity Andrew Tate, who is said to have received $20, 000.

After Reuters released Tesla's investigation report, it also seemed to be strongly resisted by X. Earlier, there was a five-second delay in the link to the Reuters website on the platform. Although the situation seems to have reversed after being reported by the news media.

In recent days, Galloway has shared several posts critical of Musk on Threads. "if Musk hadn't started tweeting, he might have become a legend," he said. "

He joked that Palo Alto police arrested a man who "smoked a lot of ketamine and wanted to fight" and attached a shirtless photo of Musk implying that the billionaire mocked Meta chief executive Mark Mark Zuckerberg.

X and Galloway didn't immediately respond to requests for comment.

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