Nah, Long way for that, you'd have to (at least): * Prove the report contains false info * Prove it happened on purpose AND with an intent to commit fraud *

Nah, Long way for that, you'd have to (at least): * Prove the report contains false info * Prove it happened on purpose AND with an intent to commit fraud * Prove it affects the transaction in a substantial way * Prove this is enough to stop the transaction from happening, and get away with zero consequences ... and it won't be hard for Twitter's lawyers to turn any of these on their favor.