Unemployed Laborer Is Selling 22 Million Dollars of Virtual Real Estate on eBay

[barefoot]

Aye yi yi.... Reactions, anyone?

BERLIN, N.J., March 20 /PRNewswire/ -- An unemployed laborer hopes to generate millions by selling his domain names on eBay. How, you might ask, did Steven Zoe Hafto, an unemployed laborer, end up on eBay? With his employer's doors closed, and his unemployment and medical insurance about to expire, Steven at the age of 48 is hard-pressed to find a job. Without a formal education he began surfing the Internet to make a living. He came up with an outline for a website - a website where he and others can share their experiences on how one can make money on the web then post it on his website for free, hence the name http://www.followmeforfree.com/

Needless to say you need money. So he took out his credit card, found a hosting company, bought a few domain names so he could get into affiliate programs and started a limited liability company, SNAH LLC, named after his three sons. Now he needs to learn web design, about which he has no clue. He has the will and will find the way. Steven believes when your back is against the wall you are forced to come out of your comfort zone. The American dream is pulling oneself up by their boot straps.

By selling some of his domain names such as LockYourBet, FirstInTheUS, DareToVacation, APlanToWin and ThisTo.com he hopes to generate monies to start up http://www.followmeforfree.com/ and support his family. Steven had two inquiries via e-mail for $900,000.00 each for two different blocks of names, GirlsUpStairs.com and NascarToyotas.com. The inquiries came from LA and IL. Since the offers fell through he is putting them back on eBay. You can Google SNAH LLC or FollowMeForFree. On eBay, in search, type in domain names, all categories; sort by the highest price first. You can also notice them on eBay by the picture next to his names, the American flag shaped like the United States.

His research on the Internet indicates growth, and good domain names are hard to come by. Steven believes most of his .coms like KnowingIS and ThinkingIS.com are some of the great names and will generate a great deal of news/business for anyone who buys them. Steven sold http://www/. AnnaNicoleSmithTheBook.com for $2,850,000.00 on eBay, and then the bidder reneged. Steven is selling his .com names consisting of two to ten names per block, which coincide with one another; as a result these names may be redirected to the one central name the buyer chooses. Steven states, "You never know losing my job may have been the best thing that ever happened to me."

Even though he is asking for a million or so he is open to offers and is also looking for help/partners.

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[PeterMan]

publicity stunt methinks...

 

[Focus]

garbage names, total pipe dream...he needs to lay off the crack and get a job or get some real domains!

 

[Duckinla]

Unemployed Laborer Is Selling 22 Million Dollars of Virtual Real Estate on eBay

Selling only to deadbeats, apparently. What a crock of crap.

 

[Focus]

Virtual crapastate!

 

[Gerry]

Well, ain't that a pisser...his site is gone.

Just like his bidders.

Focus, I told you not a penny over $2.5mil for AnnaNicoleSmithTheBook.com but you just wouldn't listen to me.

I don't have an extra $350K laying around. Next time do as I say.

 

[companyone]

Unemployed Laborer Is Selling 22 Million Dollars of Virtual Real Estate on eBay
'If There's a Will There's a Way'

By: PR Newswire
Mar. 20, 2007 12:45 PM
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BERLIN, N.J., March 20 /PRNewswire/ -- An unemployed laborer hopes to generate millions by selling his domain names on eBay. How, you might ask, did Steven Zoe Hafto, an unemployed laborer, end up on eBay? With his employer's doors closed, and his unemployment and medical insurance about to expire, Steven at the age of 48 is hard-pressed to find a job. Without a formal education he began surfing the Internet to make a living. He came up with an outline for a website - a website where he and others can share their experiences on how one can make money on the web then post it on his website for free, hence the name followmeforfree .com

Needless to say you need money. So he took out his credit card, found a hosting company, bought a few domain names so he could get into affiliate programs and started a limited liability company, SNAH LLC, named after his three sons. Now he needs to learn web design, about which he has no clue. He has the will and will find the way. Steven believes when your back is against the wall you are forced to come out of your comfort zone. The American dream is pulling oneself up by their boot straps.

By selling some of his domain names such as LockYourBet, FirstInTheUS, DareToVacation, APlanToWin and ThisTo.com he hopes to generate monies to start up followmeforfree .com and support his family. Steven had two inquiries via e-mail for $900,000.00 each for two different blocks of names, GirlsUpStairs .com and NascarToyotas .com. The inquiries came from LA and IL. Since the offers fell through he is putting them back on eBay. You can Google SNAH LLC or FollowMeForFree. On eBay, in search, type in domain names, all categories; sort by the highest price first. You can also notice them on eBay by the picture next to his names, the American flag shaped like the United States.

His research on the Internet indicates growth, and good domain names are hard to come by. Steven believes most of his .coms like KnowingIS and ThinkingIS.com are some of the great names and will generate a great deal of news/business for anyone who buys them. Steven sold AnnaNicoleSmithTheBook .com for $2,850,000.00 on eBay, and then the bidder reneged. Steven is selling his .com names consisting of two to ten names per block, which coincide with one another; as a result these names may be redirected to the one central name the buyer chooses. Steven states, "You never know losing my job may have been the best thing that ever happened to me."

Even though he is asking for a million or so he is open to offers and is also looking for help/partners. You can contact Steve at Steve @ FollowMeForFree.com

CONTACT INFO.: SNAH LLC Steven Zoe Hafto 5 Marshall Avenue Berlin, New Jersey 08009 U.S.A. Phone: 1-856-753-0702 Cell: 1-856-332-8407 Steve @ FollowMeForFree .com

This release was issued through eReleases(TM). For more information, visit ereleases .com.
SNAH LLC

CONTACT: Steven Zoe Hafto of SNAH LLC, +1-856-753-0702, or
+1-856-332-8407, or steve @ followmeforfree.com

Web site: followmeforfree .com/

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[Raider]

garbage names, total pipe dream...he needs to lay off the crack and get a job or get some real domains!

Why do you hold back Focus? tell us how you truly feel! :lol:

Could not agree more BTW.

 

[Rockefeller]

I remember a guy that came her trying to sell Anna Nicole domains...


http://www.dnforum.com/showthread.php?t=208313&highlight=anna+nicole+domains

 

[Duckinla]

I remember a guy that came her trying to sell Anna Nicole domains...

Actually, it was Paris Hilton selling the domains if you remember. And GD gave me an infraction for commenting in the sales thread!

 

[Keynes]

Wow, I guess anyone can put out a press release these days, eh?

 

[companyone]

lol...

The "domain game" is a easy business...register a few>>> put them on ebay>>send out a press release>>>BOOM>>> Collect the cash!

I wish I would have thought of that 2 years ago...lol

Oh well....I wish him luck!

Never hurts to try...I guess.

Peace,
Dan

 

[BostonDomainer]

lol...

The "domain game" is a easy business...register a few>>> put them on ebay>>send out a press release>>>BOOM>>> Collect the cash!

I wish I would have thought of that 2 years ago...lol

Oh well....I wish him luck!

Never hurts to try...I guess.

Peace,
Dan

Well... I guess we know who you're following :-(

 

[Devil Dog]

...and this is news, because?

Saw this posted on another forum also.

 

[Deleted member 70408]

Worst.... Press Release... Ever

 

[Devil Dog]

Worst.... Press Release... Ever

Seriously.

Isn't "Unemployed Laborer" like a double negative also?
How can you be a laborer if you're unemployed?

 

[Duckinla]

Oh well....I wish him luck!

Luck? I hope he breaks his arm and can't type this shit up any more.

 

[ColdGin]

I will email him....he can try to put his names in Wanted Domains section here...where he for sure will sell them...lol

 

[Duckinla]

Isn't "Unemployed Laborer" like a double negative also?

I think the word you're looking for is Oxymoron...inherent contradiction. And yes, it is a very strange way for someone to be described in a "news article".

 

[Raider]

He should write a book titled;

"LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL's for Dummies"
How I sold followmyfamilytothepoorhouse.com with Buy-it-now!​

Steven sold http://www/. AnnaNicoleSmithTheBook.com for $2,850,000.00 on eBay, and then the bidder reneged

ound: :lol2: ound: Invite that bidder over my house and give him a beer!

This must be the same guy listing names on TDNAM! :smash: