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# Verification Troubleshooting

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Note, that RaidSharksBot needs to be verified with the Twitter (X) account you want to participate in raids with. There is no need to verify it with your project´s official main account.
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Here is a short breakdown to prevent possible hiccups or misunderstandings.

* Follow the prompted Verification Account by clicking the blue button and follow on X.\
  Make sure you followed the right account.
* Enter your Twitter Handle twice and let us send you a verification link\ <mark style="color:red;">(Be sure to use the one beginning with @ and respect capital and non-capital letters)</mark>

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Use your Twitter handle beginning with @, not your Twitter name.\
In the picture below it would be <mark style="color:orange;">@Bowski81</mark> in example
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<figure><img src="/files/96ZiyCbLBEayplkhSjia" alt=""><figcaption><p>Use your Twitter handle beginning with @</p></figcaption></figure>

* Click the verification link received in your Twitter (X) message section\
  Make sure you are checking DMs within the account you verified with.\
  \
  Still having issues? Check [Troubleshooting](/troubleshooting-faq.md) for further solutions!


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