@Brandon and Todaro

This quote seemed to be the one to throw me: “So Microsoft, let me sell you the domain Industry for $8 billion. Let me sell you the most prized collection of keywords on the planet. Let me organize the biggest domain sale in history. Let’s change the dynamics.” The “let ME sell you…” seemed to imply that he would orchestrate the sale not only dynamically, but using his own portfolio.

Also, I read his post today, and in fact he appraised his portfolio at $150 million.

If you ask me, his posts are awkwardly worded, and he should really work on the syntax of his sentences, ’cause they always seem to send me for a whirl.

@TechFillipino

I agree with what your saying, even though it’s a “what if” situation. Again, IMO, Rick’s idea was stupid, and really poses more questions and doubts than revenue in the long run. I chose to focus more on his self-promotion in my article, rather than his idea. However, I will entertain all problems with his idea, but just for kicks!

As a side note: Here are the portfolios he was referring to in his first post, and their respective appraisals:

Kevin Ham $750,000,000
Franky $500,000,000
Scott Day $350,000,000
Lawrence Ng $350,000,000
National A1 $300,000,000
Larry and Ari $200,000,000
Rick Schwartz $150,000,000
Mike Berkens $150,000,000
Slav’s Xedoc $150,000,000
Roland $200,000,000
Lonnie $100,000,000

These numbers ring to the tune of about $3.2 billion dollars. If you ask me, this just motivates the market even more.