If you’re curious to know when someone first signed-up for Twitter or even how long you’ve been on yourself, look no further than TwBirthday. Simply type in any Twitter handle and TwBirthday will give you the Twitter birthdate for the username you entered. In addition, Twbirthday suggests who might’ve “godfathered” or introduced this person to Twitter, their age index, and a break down of just how long a Twitter account has been active.
This may seem like useless information at first glance, but marketers and those looking for further demographics on their Twitter followers might find this tool to be beneficial. Also, if you’re not sure if a Twitter account is a scam artist or a real person, knowing how long the account has been open can help you find out. And if you’re simply trying it out for fun, don’t forget to celebrate your Twbirthday when it comes!
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The person who “godfathered” me has been on twitter for less time then me (according to twbirthday) FAIL!
it’s completely wrong–looked mine up and it’s off the mark in both month and year–I know what project I was procrastinating on when I created the account!
Random!! I have NO clue who the person is they claimed “godfathered” me into twitter. but i certainly don’t know them and they did not introduce em to anything.