Only those letters are popular in China.
Imagine waking up to a domain fortune that was never meant to be: Rich Mann, a domain flipper from Atlanta, Georgia, received the great news early Thursday morning.
“It’s an amazing feeling, all these years I had no idea that my domain junk would ever repay its registration fees, and as of this morning I’m a millionaire!” said Mann, gesticulating with excitement.
Mann’s domain portfolio consists of 9,655 LLLL .com domains, of the kind popular with Chinese domain investors: no AEIOU or V.
“I kept registering these letter combinations when they were available, and everyone told my JGQX letters were crap, they were probably right at the time as the max I’ve sold one such domain combo for was for $20 bucks. Semper fi!” said Rich Mann.
Rich Mann spent 4 years with the US Marines in Afghanistan; as a pastime during the quiet off duty hours, he’d hop on GoDaddy and register domain names.
Mann’s domain portfolio is now worth at least $20 million dollars, and he’s looking to liquidate his assets before the end of the year. There is a potential for a crash of the Chinese domain market in 2016, and Mann wants to cash in now.
If you are a domain broker specializing in Chinese domain sales, let us know, so that we give Rich Mann the opportunity to become a rich man.
BS
that is a story nobody would believe 😉
if thats all he owns
no way he would have spend
$8000 USD per month to renew the “junk” for years
almost 10,000 domains. that means he put like $100,000 into worthless shit and won big time. story seems a bit odd..
You mean you noticed the red herrings in a parody post? Congratulations! 😉