sales FowlPlay.com Sold For $13,500

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https://twitter.com/x/status/1913962558710599877

 

[Gabriel360]

Would be really hilarious if someone bought this because they didn't know how to spell.

 

[D Haynes]

Would be really hilarious if someone bought this because they didn't know how to spell.

I was thinking the same. Congrats to the seller at least lol.

 

[Kyle Tully]

There’s actually a bit of use for this term — books, movie, board game etc. Great price though.

 

[pb]

Would be really hilarious if someone bought this because they didn't know how to spell.

nah, probably some chicken farm

 

[VadimK]

If he bought it because of the wrong spelling, I had a similar case, at least I think so. Back in 2022 I sold LandCasinodotcom for $2000+. Investor was Chinese (I saw hieroglyphs later on his first landing page). Seems to me very much that he thought he was buying CasinoLanddotcom . I think how they structure words in Mandarin, the ''land'' would go first - that way it would be so much more popular. I understand it, because the same way (''land'' first) you would say it in Russian, in translation.

He is still reselling, but good luck to him (no sarcasm).

 

[MKA]

It's a pun on the term "foul play," chicken are commonly referred to as fowl (though fowl can be used to refer to any bird).

The cons are obviously that the prononciation doesn't map to their spelling, and that foul play isn't a positive term. "Fowl Play caught in Foul Play as roundworm infested eggs passes their quality control" is one heck of a headline.