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From: ralfph7/31/2025 12:27:49 PM
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Elon Musk has faced multiple lawsuits for failing to pay bills, particularly related to his ownership of Twitter, where several companies have claimed breach of contract due to non-payment. Additionally, his company SpaceX has also been reported to have issues with timely payments to contractors. marcos-law.com CNBC

Overview of Payment Issues Involving Elon Musk Elon Musk's companies, including Twitter (now X) and Tesla, have faced multiple lawsuits due to allegations of non-payment to various vendors and suppliers.

Key Incidents of Non-Payment Twitter (X) Payment Disputes
  • Wiwynn Lawsuit: A server maker, Wiwynn, is suing X for $61 million in unpaid hardware bills. This stems from a Master Purchase Agreement that Musk's company allegedly failed to honor after he took control in 2022.

  • Multiple Lawsuits: Since Musk's acquisition of Twitter, at least six companies have sued for non-payment, including a tech startup, Writer, Inc., for a bill of $113,856. Other plaintiffs include landlords and service providers.

Tesla Payment Issues
  • Sun Coast Resources: This oil and gas supplier claims Tesla owes over $2 million for fuel deliveries, citing chaotic internal processes and constant personnel turnover as reasons for the delays in payment.

  • SpaceX Contractors: Reports indicate that SpaceX has also faced payment issues, with contractors filing mechanic's liens to secure payment for work completed on its facilities.

Implications of Non-Payment These payment disputes are not typical for companies after a buyout and may indicate financial distress. Experts suggest that such issues could arise from aggressive capital structures and high debt levels associated with Musk's acquisitions.

CNBC Tom's Hardware
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