sales $𝟭𝟲,𝟱𝟬𝟬,𝟬𝟬𝟬 sale of philadelphia.finance

[Mkt Sales Leads]

Apparently the highest selling non .com domain name in history:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1500212804195921923

 

[bmugford]

It is also pretty amazing for a Twitter account to have (13) tweets and 5,048 followers...seems legit.

Also, the (3) tweets above with a collective almost 1,500 likes and no comments... seems legit.

This stuff is complete nonsense.

Brad

 

[Lox]

Phone number ?

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[bmugford]

LOL. Sure.

Wow, the (3) highest new extension sales ever...at the same time.

.Finance has (62) reported sales all time for $62K. Highest sale $11K.
.Financial has (15) reported sales all time for 13K. Highest sale $4K.

These (3) sales total almost $40,000,000.
PhiladelphiaFinance.com $3,999 Buy it Now.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1500212804195921923

https://twitter.com/x/status/1500213379218219013

https://twitter.com/x/status/1500213672102219780

 

[Mkt Sales Leads]

Plot thickens

No plot to thicken. It looks like they've blocked @Bob Hawkes

https://twitter.com/x/status/1500850426496753666

 

[blockhead]

Fake.

 

[King]

Lol, it's so fake, they are obviously trying to promote their other domains and make buyers think they are worth millions.

 

[Joe N]

Is it April 1st already?

 

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[Lox]

The World's Most Valuable Finance Domains Up For Auction ... Dec 02, 2021 link

2 sold for T $29M ...Impressive! I'm in the wrong business. Leave these .com alone

 

[alcy]

its common tactic in domain sales.. there were countless fake sales reported

 

[dncafe]

 

[wot]

Loans.finance and mortgage.finance at a very tempting $22 million and $19 million respectively. or newyorkcity.finance at a juicy BIN of just $14.5 million

 

[Joe N]

 

[E-Promote]

One word: Stupid.

 

[alcy]

I love sale reports starting with word ..apparently... lol

 

[Domainication]

So much fake up that twitter account it should be called fraud. Such an bulls***t.
That guy should've spend all that money for some solid domains instead of buying twitter likes and spending time creating such website

 

[bmugford]

So much fake up that twitter account it should be called fraud. Such an bulls***t.
That guy should've spend all that money for some solid domains instead of buying twitter likes and spending time creating such website

If you are going to make up some bullshit, it should at least be plausible.
Wow, $40M for 3 crap domains.

This is taking "fake it until you make it" too far.

Brad

 

[Mkt Sales Leads]

I can only imagine what Finance.Finance is worth. Most likely Billions.


/s

It's on sale for a measly $600,000

 

[elevator]

This is why most big companies kept their acquisitions private. So that they don't become jesting stuff.

 

[Domainication]

This is why most big companies kept their acquisitions private. So that they don't become jesting stuff.

It becomes 'jesting stuff' because of it's a (poorly presented) fake sale.

I think the responses would be total different if it wa a trustful and reviewed deal (like when Voice.com sold for $30,000,000).

 

[Finest]

 

[BrandEntrance.com]

I love sale reports starting with word ..apparently... lol

Kids nails domaining apparently...

 

[MadAboutDomains]

If Philadelphia.Finance is worth $10M + much less $16,500,000 USD

What the fuck is - e.credit - worth

Not above 16.5 mil.

I wonder if there should be a rule that if it's on Twitter that it should be classed as "not news" unless confirmed by someone reputable, because the dross that's coming through is coming thick and fast.

Certain people seem to be plugged in and susceptible to be being sucked in by this kind've news and blindly propagating it even if it's complete rubbish.

I would put most xyz sales in this category as well, particularly ones that are reported to be on platforms that don't exist.

 

[wot]

Sounds reasonable, would have expected them to sell for more.

 

[Mkt Sales Leads]

It is also pretty amazing for a Twitter account to have (13) tweets and 5,048 followers...seems legit.

Also, the (3) tweets above with a collective almost 1,500 likes and no comments... seems legit.

This stuff is complete nonsense.

Brad

What are the odds that their Twitter page is still active/exists by the end of the year?

Place your bets now.