- Norma Miller is the CEO of a Vermont-based company suing Twitter over unpaid bills.
- Miller told Bloomberg that Twitter owes her company $42,000.
A business owner who's suing Twitter over unpaid bills $4 that the company began responding to her with a bot after Elon Musk took over.
Norma Miller is the CEO of White Coat Captioning, a Vermont-based business that provided real-time captioning for Twitter's global events for deaf and hard-of-hearing employees as well as those for whom English was not their first language.
Last month, her company was one of four that filed a joint $4. Per the lawsuit, the captioning was used to hel deaf and hard of hearing employees and for other Twitter workers for whom English was not their first language .
White Coat Captioning alleges it's owed nearly $42,000 – an amount Miller said was significant for "a small company like mine."
She told Bloomberg that Twitter stopped paying her company about two weeks before Musk's takeover last October. Staff in the accounts department apologized for the delay before her point of contact disappeared amid Twitter's mass layoffs, Miller added.
"Eventually, it was clearly just a bot answering us with the same answer over and over again," she told Bloomberg.
Musk has already set up an $4 so that it responds to journalists' emails with a poop emoji. Per Miller's account, automated emails also extend to some of its business dealings as well.
The company is also facing several other lawsuits alleging unpaid bills, with plaintiffs including a $4, $4, and $4.
$4, 90% less than when the Tesla CEO first bought the company, Insider's Kali Hays reported.
$4 and said big cuts were necessary to stop Twitter from going bankrupt as he estimated it was on track to have a $4 this year, half of which was due to the $4.
Insider contacted Twitter for comment. The company responded with an automated message that didn't address the inquiry.