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It's not a $50K Twitter username unless someone actually paid $50K for it at one point, is it? "Not accepting an offer of $50K for a twitter username I didn't
by mrbill 13y ago
It's not a $50K Twitter username unless someone actually paid $50K for it at one point, is it?
"Not accepting an offer of $50K for a twitter username I didn't use" doesn't really count...
- joelrunyon 13y agoIt's a close approximation of value. Much closer than saying "I would sell this if I received a 50k offer."
- enscr 13y agoIt has a lot of value for brands like Nike, Nokia, Netflix, Nordstrom... Or a News channel - @N is very attractive to advertise. I don't see any trouble selling it for more than that.
- Buge 13y agoIt's worth what people are willing to pay for it. If people are willing to pay $50k then it is worth $50k. Of course it might have gone down in value since the offer.
- stanleydrew 13y agoThat logic only works once an actual payment is made. Claiming you are willing to pay and actually paying are two very different things.