Retweet.com Sold for $250,000

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ReTweet.com (href="http://www.retweet.com">http://www.retweet.com) is recently href="http://flippa.com/blog/news/record-sale-retweet-sells-on-flippa/">sold for 0,000 on Flippa.com.

A quarter million, worth it?

A website with profit and href="http://blog.tweetmeme.com/2009/07/27/retweet-flattery/" target="_blank">a potential lawsuit for a quarter million – Isn’t this amazing? (If you read financial news frequently, that’s a “business” is sold with infinite PE aka price-to-earnings ratio.)

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But of course, ReTweet.com is not just another Uncle Joe’s website. The website gets roughly 12 millions visits per month with 26 millions page loads; and the deal comes along with its own URL shortener service (RT.nu). Furthermore, the operational cost (around 0/mo) for such a heavy-traffic site is relative low – thanks to the efficient Amazon EC2 web servers. I have been following the auction quite closely and find it very entertaining.

In case you wish to know about this record-breaking deal (for Flippa.com), check out this blogpost: href="http://flippa.com/blog/case-studies/how-retweet-sold/">How Retweet.com was built then sold for 0k.

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