i got offered 500,000$

9 years ago

Here's the way this will probably pan out;

1. He will tell you before he pays he needs you to verify the value of the sites. He will suggest using a domain appraisal firm. This firm will require payment up front. After you pay, the potential buyer will disappear.

2. You'll be out the appraisal fee with no buyer. The buyer owns or has a friend that owns the domain appraisal firm so they are the only ones that make any money.

Sorry. That's just the way it normally works on these outrageous offers out of the blue.

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MeniStronk

9 years ago

Originally Posted by Mark Singletary

Here's the way this will probably pan out;

1. He will tell you before he pays he needs you to verify the value of the sites. He will suggest using a domain appraisal firm. This firm will require payment up front. After you pay, the potential buyer will disappear.

2. You'll be out the appraisal fee with no buyer. The buyer owns or has a friend that owns the domain appraisal firm so they are the only ones that make any money.

Sorry. That's just the way it normally works on these outrageous offers out of the blue.

Mark

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Steve B 9 years ago

What is it about Internet Marketing that draws in such gullible people?

Can't you tell when smoke is being blown up your pant leg?

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- onSubie 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Steve B
  
  What is it about Internet Marketing that draws in such gullible people?
  
  Can't you tell when smoke is being blown up your pant leg?
  
  Steve
  
  Uh yeah... "pant leg" that's where they blow smoke... LOL
  
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- salegurus 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by stoltingmediagroup
  
  Uhm....
  
  My question is: Do you really need to start 3+ threads on the same topic??
  
  He does cause he is hoping to keep the attention and maybe get an offer...
  
  Originally Posted by Steve B
  
  What is it about Internet Marketing that draws in such gullible people?
  
  Can't you tell when smoke is being blown up your pant leg? Steve
  
  Desperation, stupidity,greed,education etc.
  
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antero

9 years ago

1-i don't write anything about any site..i mention facebook pages and the logo ..and it well known now
2- he offered to meet personaly..

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Synnuh

9 years ago

If he's serious, find an IM lawyer to help you negotiate the deal. Assuming you want to sell.

If not, go to the meeting. Then figure out what he intends to do with them.

Keep growing, and you do the same thing. You might want to get him to sign an NDA

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antero

9 years ago

So you think itis a good ofer?

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Marked09

9 years ago

Maybe you can ask for me details in your email such as company background and verify for yourself if that company is capable of paying that amount.

If yes then setting up a meeting for discussion then it might be worth your time. If it ends up that he is serious about your offer then congratulations you just earned that money.

If not at least you tried, what is 1 - 2 hours of your time to find out if it's legit or not.

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antero

9 years ago

Thank you guys ...in 2 years i did 4 milions..maybe in 2-3 years i will have 10 milions like..thats my point..maybe i will cost much more in just one year...as i said i getting bigger every day...

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9 years ago

I would hire a lawyer that knows what he/she is doing and allow them to oversee this whole thing.

I really hope that this is a legitimate offer and not a scammer.

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Deos

9 years ago

Well, My personal opinion that he is not serious, However, If he is then i think you should decline, 500k is pretty good indeed, but a facebook page with 4M likes, you can do more than one thing with it, for instance, give them a free content in a thank you page of a squeeze page of yours and share its link on your fan page, you will build a golden email list which you can use for email marketing over and over again. I believe in consistency. ^^

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stoltingmediagroup

9 years ago

Uhm....

My question is: Do you really need to start 3+ threads on the same topic??

simple question

Originally Posted by antero

can i make money from facebook pages
orgranic likes not fake..about 4 milion like ..and real active pages

need help ..4 milion likes

Originally Posted by antero

hi i have 4 milion likes on facebook...on 7 pages..in 2 year..medical interes etc...

i got offered 500,000$

Originally Posted by antero

as i wrote yesterday...I have 4 million like on facebook...

Anyone interested in creating a group?

Originally Posted by antero

i can help i have the largest medical social pages on facebook +4milion like

It's pretty much all you have posted since you joined.

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ghost209

9 years ago

antero, if you have a serious offer for half a million dollars.. I would take it.
Again, make sure it was legit.. but if everything checks out, you would be CRAZY not to.

Sure, if you really knew how to market.. you may be able to make more than that.. Sure, a year or two from now you may be able to grow it bigger and increase the value..

But those are Big if's.

For all we know FB, might lose alot of ground over the next few years and might not be nearly as popular. Or the rules on Facebook fanpages/engagement could change.

So, seriously.. take it!

Don't make the mistake that Digg made.. Digg got offered $200million. they rejected it..
and was the stupidest decision they could've made. Shortly afterwards, they died..
And then few years later they ended up getting bought out for $500k

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seobuzz

9 years ago

Considering the amount of likes your pages have, you won't get bigger offer than that. So you should seriously think to sell the pages. And invest some money to long term business, concentrate on growing that business.

This is an opportunity which comes very rarely in life and you have to grab it with both hands

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antero

9 years ago

Originally Posted by seobuzz

Considering the amount of likes your pages have, you won't get bigger offer than that. So you should seriously think to sell the pages. And invest some money to long term business, concentrate on growing that business.

This is an opportunity which comes very rarely in life and you have to grab it with both hands

.

In getting more than 5000like per day

Thank you all for the advise

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Mark Singletary

9 years ago

Another scenario to consider:

From what I understand, selling FB fan pages is against their TOS.

You agree to a deal. You get the money - let's say a PayPal payment or a check.

You hand over the passwords so they become the new admin.

They do a chargeback or bounce the check or you find out the payment is otherwise fraudulent.

As a result, you don't have any FB pages anymore (because you gave them admin rights), you don't have any money, and you don't have anyone to complain to (FB won't help you because what you've done is against the rules).

Just be extremely careful.

Mark

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TheGMa

9 years ago

Originally Posted by Mark Singletary

Another scenario to consider:

From what I understand, selling FB fan pages is against their TOS.

You agree to a deal. You get the money - let's say a PayPal payment or a check.

You hand over the passwords so they become the new admin.

They do a chargeback or bounce the check or you find out the payment is otherwise fraudulent.

As a result, you don't have any FB pages anymore (because you gave them admin rights), you don't have any money, and you don't have anyone to complain to (FB won't help you because what you've done is against the rules).

Just be extremely careful.

Mark

Hi Mark - That what ESCROW is for. Scammers hate escrow.

Annie

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TheGMa 9 years ago

Hi ANTERO, good for you for building such a business, and good for you for asking advice before proceeding. Bravo.

Been around a long time and I specialize in fraud-fighting. Been in business a long time, too. The following is a straightforward HOW-TO for what is happening to you:

1. Before all else, research the alleged buyer. Look his name up on the Internet, Google parts of the text he sent you, pull out whatever else is in the contact text that might be searched, including any phone numbers or fax numbers.

2. Ask the alleged buyer for a hard copy formal proposal on letterhead and have it sent to a PO Box. DO NOT give this bloke (or blokess) your personal information.

3. Take the formal proposal to a business attorney, not your cousin's boyfriend's injury attorney. All you are asking the attorney to do is advise you on the content of the proposal. That will tell you a lot about the alleged buyer, and a consultation is normally very inexpensive.

4. If you are confident that the proposal has merit, consult with an attorney who specializes in Internet Real Estate sales. This will cost you another consultation fee.

If the experienced 'net real estate attorney feels the offer is genuine, go to step 5. NOTE: Always research an attorney before committing to a contract and a retainer. Some attorneys only specialize in billing for time, not results.

5. . Hire the attorney to attend to the transaction for you. You tell the attorney what your goal is, he will counter with a better one because he will make a percentage of the transaction. Once the two of you (you and your 'net real estate atty) have your ducks lined up, sic him on the buyer. The deal could easily end up being far more lucrative.

A face-to-face meeting with the alleged buyer is not necessary for you. Not saying that a business lunch isn't a good thing, but in this situation you do not need to place yourself in a position where you might be inclined to shake hands based on your emotions. After all, that's a buyer's job - to get the seller excited about his offer and sign something without really thinking it through.

It's a seller's job,too, which would work for you if you actively go out to find buyers for your site at around say, $3 million as the asking price. Not saying that's what you'd end up with, but while $500K is nothing to snigger at, it's not a lot of money in today's economy unless you really know how to leverage it.
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Synnuh

9 years ago

Those health leads are worth buku to the right buyer.

You need to find a legitimate broker to help you with the deal if you want to sell.

I would say if you're not lying to us, it's legitimate. From the niches you listed I can see why someone would pay so much for that much reach. It's pennies on the dollar to them. The insurance leads alone lol

If you want to figure out how it can make money, find someone reputable to look at what you've got and figure out monetization avenues you can take.

Good luck. If you're actually telling the truth, your hard work either just paid off or opened the doors to a bigger payoff.

One thing to consider is how fickle big corporations are with their data and consider your long term approach.

Look at Google. I lost 450 sites in the span of 4 months by relying on them.

I know that doesn't help you much, but it's something to chew on.

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antero

9 years ago

Why should i lying to you? What im earning from that..i asked for help..why he put this money... my answerjust search for meddy bear in google

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hardworker2013

9 years ago

4 million likes in 2 years? Are those likes real likes or purchased likes? If it was me i would take the $500,000, i am sure even with that you would already made a hefty profit on the transaction.
I suggest you get a lawyer though with such a large sum of money involved.

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antero 9 years ago

I didn`t accepted the offer...Mark Singletary know why
I did the right thing
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- SuperMarketer 9 years ago
  
  You build that 4Million likes in 2 years..
  
  You mentioned you haven't made any money from the fb pages yet.
  
  Then u received an offer of $500k.
  
  Counter offer $1Million and see what is his response.
  
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NevinC

9 years ago

It sounds pretty ridiculous for someone to offer such a large amount of money without first knowing and checking the pages, and without offering a lower price and trying to bargain with you. This is not how a normal transaction pans out.

I believe it's either some rich dude with good fb experience throwing his money around or there is some scam involved. Which do you think is more likely?

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Tom Addams

9 years ago

Take it.

Judging by your website (majority traffic coming from India), a decline of 10K to 3k visits from January to May, a bounce rate of under 2 minutes, and 3K visits a month and falling, I would guess - and this is only a guess - the quality of those pages does not support $500,000.

Source : http://www.similarweb.com/website/meddybear.net#

I notice almost 50% of your traffic is "social" and we get these visitor percentages when looking at your traffic in total:

India 15.63%
United Kingdom 10.26%
United States 7.36%
Pakistan 7.24%
Australia 5.71%

Things to look for when buying fan pages:

1. Tier 1 Countries.
2. Real, Organic Likes.
3. High-Engagement.
4. Well-Monetized / Not Monetized.
5. Predominant Countries: US, Canada, UK.

Quick analysis of likes, based on country percentages to your Meddy Bear fan page:

I have a feeling the seller will back out, once he realizes that he's made an error in judgement.

When you get a real offer, though, what you can do is talk about it here on WF. Your thread will get a lot of interest and maybe someone will bite and offer more.

Lastly - Use Escrow and offer to pay the fees.

I'm not going to give you my valuation, because I don't want to rain on your parade, and it would take me around 30 minutes to investigate (time I don't have today).

OP - I notice you getting a little flack from people thinking you're being dishonest. I'm not saying you're dishonest, but I can tell you why some people might think this. Dishonest people will come to a forum like WF, where some of us have deep pockets, and say they've had a monetary offer on something (they didn't; they're lying). Usually a big offer. This immediately seems to add value to whatever the person is hoping to sell. You'll then often get some chap with deep pockets, and who doesn't know better, not offering anything like the big offer - but offering what the seller really wanted all along - a few $K. The buyer thinks he got a good deal; the seller got what he wanted. In those cases, I would always say this: let the buyer beware. I'm not saying you're doing this. Seriously. I'm just saying why "some people" would think you're not on the level. I wish you all the best.

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sttbs

9 years ago

Originally Posted by Tom Addams

Take it.

Judging by your website (majority traffic coming from India), a decline of 10K to 3k visits from January to May, a bounce rate of under 2 minutes, and 3K visits a month and falling, I would guess - and this is only a guess - the quality of those pages does not support $500,000.

Source : Connecting Site...

I notice almost 50% of your traffic is "social" and we get these visitor percentages when looking at your traffic in total:

India 15.63%
United Kingdom 10.26%
United States 7.36%
Pakistan 7.24%
Australia 5.71%

Things to look for when buying fan pages:

1. Tier 1 Countries.
2. Real, Organic Likes.
3. High-Engagement.
4. Well-Monetized / Not Monetized.
5. Predominant Countries: US, Canada, UK.

Quick analysis of likes, based on country percentages to your Meddy Bear fan page:

I have a feeling the seller will back out, once he realizes that he's made an error in judgement.

When you get a real offer, though, what you can do is talk about it here on WF. Your thread will get a lot of interest and maybe someone will bite and offer more.

Lastly - Use Escrow and offer to pay the fees.

I'm not going to give you my valuation, because I don't want to rain on your parade, and it would take me around 30 minutes to investigate (time I don't have today).

OP - I notice you getting a little flack from people thinking you're being dishonest. I'm not saying you're dishonest, but I can tell you why some people might think this. Dishonest people will come to a forum like WF, where some of us have deep pockets, and say they've had a monetary offer on something (they didn't; they're lying). Usually a big offer. This immediately seems to add value to whatever the person is hoping to sell. You'll then often get some chap with deep pockets, and who doesn't know better, not offering anything like the big offer - but offering what the seller really wanted all along - a few . The buyer thinks he got a good deal; the seller got what he wanted. In those cases, I would always say this: let the buyer beware. I'm not saying you're doing this. Seriously. I'm just saying why "some people" would think you're not on the level. I wish you all the best.

Cheers,

Tom

wow amazing stats.. just wanna add on to emphasize the importance of tier-1 countries.. the purchasing power is there.. Sometimes it's just not worth the time and effort to gain a fan base which don't have the means to buy your products.

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antero

9 years ago

Tom im not working on the site anymore..1 years ago..and this site i bulit it in 7 days....i didn't mention the site ...
You didn't got it until...im largest social medical pages on facebook...and he know about the site.
Im sure i will be more 10 m like ..at end of the year.. Tom you didnt got what im going throw..i have 40k users on the site from nothing...

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Tom Addams

9 years ago

Originally Posted by antero

Tom im not working on the site anymore..1 years ago..and this site i bulit it in 7 days....i didn't mention the site ...
You didn't got it until...im largest social medical pages on facebook...and he know about the site.
Im sure i will be more 10 m like ..at end of the year.. Tom you didnt got what im going throw..i have 40k users on the site from nothing...

I'm very happy for you, antero.

What I suggest you do - to improve your chances of getting a sale - is supporting all of your claims with hard evidence. As mentioned already, I'm not saying that you're being dishonest. I'm just saying what "some people" may think.

So! To secure a sale - support everything with concrete evidence. Just trying to help.

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antero 9 years ago

Tom im not working on the site anymore..1 years ago..and this site i bulit it in 7 days....i didn't mention the site ...
You didn't got it until...im largest social medical pages on facebook...and he know about the site
Im sure i will be more 10 mlike ..at end of the year..until now you Tom you didnt what im going throw..i have 40k users on the site from nothing...
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9 years ago

Take the money and run.

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Tom Addams 9 years ago

Originally Posted by PBScott

Take the money and run.

The name of a great Woody Allen movie. I always thought he should have made a sequel: Hold Onto the Money and Run.

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  The name of a great Woody Allen movie. I always thought he should have made a sequel: Hold Onto the Money and Run.
  
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  Wrong. The sequel is called, "Where the Hell Did All My Money, Go?"
  
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Jacob Caris

9 years ago

You've built a great web asset, if you think the offer is fair. If not, try negotiate. Just make sure, as others have said, you have strong legal representation to assist you.

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commoner247

9 years ago

I think it is a fake offer.
Cause, if the buyer spend that money with facebook advertise only, he will get more like for a new page.

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9 years ago

You should really sell it for that value!!

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antero

9 years ago

Ok...i will tell everyone why i didn`t accepted the offer
2 years from now
my pages fan was 10k as best now 300k+
for exemple Medicine page it was 20k now itis 422000+
cardiology was 9K now 300+
neurolgoe page was 13k now 290K
doctors page was 14k now 300k
etc..what i succeed to do..i bulit a social medical network....forget about the site not worthing i have to build a new one..i have a lot followers from europe...over all im getting 5k-10k like per day.., so itis matter of time when i will be much bigger...now i know that i can make money from it(facebook like page) and itis a new story for...take the money and run.,, if anyone don`t believe me PM me and i will send him the pages to look at ....I believe mark will have a word here

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Synnuh

9 years ago

Hey antero, I wasn't accusing you of lying, I was just verifying you weren't. There's a lot of people, like Tom said, who will come on here and lie to pump themselves up and sell stuff.

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9 years ago

Originally Posted by Synnuh

Hey antero, I wasn't accusing you of lying, I was just verifying you weren't. There's a lot of people, like Tom said, who will come on here and lie to pump themselves up and sell stuff.

The only way to shut them up, antero, is to prove them wrong. Anyone can state a bunch of figures.

Tom

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antero

9 years ago

OK.can you help me..where I can offer my pages.for adv or any helping for site traffic?

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agmccall 9 years ago

Originally Posted by antero

OK.can you help me..where I can offer my pages.for adv or any helping for site traffic?

you could try fiverr

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derekwong28

9 years ago

If the offer is genuine, I would take the money and run. Facebook is known to be looking at ways to charge those who are making money from their pages. It could take many years to earn $500,000. Also, your pages are at the mercy of Facebook, they can shut you down anytime they want for any reason and your business would be gone. For this reason, I am also skeptical of the offer as the buyer is taking a huge risk.

If there is any deal, the money must go through a third party such as an escrow.

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9 years ago

I think it's a great offer. Take it and use the money to spread the money in diversified portfolios. Then hit the beach and watch the money roll in....

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9 years ago

if it seem too good to be true, it sure seem what it seem.

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Zizou1010

9 years ago

That's a fake offer, and if it was real, you would be dumb not to take it.

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9 years ago

it is a good offer, don t think twice!
with this money you could learn how monetize the other sites!
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jasondinner

9 years ago

Whatever you do, don't give this person admin access to your pages.

I've been contacted several times by random people wanting to buy one of my pages. They hit me up through my pages private messenger and when you get to talking to them they ask for admin access to verify stats, etc.

I never gave anyone access, but they are trying to scam me out of my page.

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zdebx

9 years ago

A guy gets offered half a mil for a Facebook page, then creates a thread on WarriorForum, asking if he should go for it...

Are we on the same planet or you're smoking something illegal?

I smell dog poo, because all of the above sounds like an email from a Nigerian prince.

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antero

9 years ago

ONE day you will hear about meddybear ..and then we will know who is the stupied here...I prefer to close the theard..I didn`t accepted the offer

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TakenAction

9 years ago

I can't believe people are actually commenting on this thread...

This is what WF has become -.-

#GulliblePeople

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antero 9 years ago

Originally Posted by TakenAction

I can't believe people are actually commenting on this thread...

This is what WF has become -.-

#GulliblePeople

and you too will be one of them..

as I said I prefer to closs this theard
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NevinC

9 years ago

How does one build up a Facebook page to a large size?

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Tom Addams 9 years ago

Originally Posted by NevinC

How does one build up a Facebook page to a large size?

I grow socials for a living, and have done since before Yahoo Groups came on the scene. We're talking 15 years, though we didn't call them socials back then.

Nowadays, FB is "one" of my concentrations.

You can grow a fan page in numerous ways. In general:

1. FB Ads.
2. Organic Growth.
3. Outside FB Traffic Channels.

Some of the information, you'll find on the "socials" section of FB. You'll pick up some handy tips.

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