Here's why RadioShack is tweeting wild and profane posts:

RadioShack is not dead yet.

Bankrupt electronic equipment retailers tend to come back and chase other companies on Twitterand use profane language and drug references. According toCNN. 

In one exchange, user@ChrisWooleyACasked: I got a remote control car for Christmas in 2003, but it stopped working. Refund is required.

In the former chain,told Newsweek"Did you get a receipt? Go to Antartica [sic] and get a * potential * refund."

Many users have become wondering both who is behind the confirmed account and why the account has reappeared. 

After filing for bankruptcy in 2015, again in 2017, the company became a cryptographic platform, and tweets turned out to be just for advertising. According to CNN, thechain in 2014 had 5,200 storesand had 27,500 employees.

The crypto itself is called RadioShackSwap, the token is called $ RADIO, and according to the crypto market,is not very worth it.

This website claims to be "a 100-year-old brand that has been incorporated into global awareness" because it "leads the way in blockchain technology."

However, participants should be aware that 2022 has been cut in half and the prices of bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies have fallen in half this year.

The person behind a tweet like "[W] hoelsehigh [as f ** k] [right now]" seems to be an intern based on a post on Wednesday night.

"Shack the intern here. I wanted to take some time to look back at my post. [I know what you're saying] Expect me to say Yes, in my wildest dream, I didn't expect the tweet to be viral and apologize, but I did it because the shit was a fire. No, hacking It wasn't done and it wasn't fired. Tighten b *** h. "

Anyway, everyone warned that a commenter was a" cryptocurrency scam. " I don't understand. 

Like one commentator, "Anyone who gave the drug to the person in charge of the drug on Radioshack's Twitter account ..... Don't stop."