Facebook is for sale!

Eh what? How? But Roh is not Facebook. ... FR worry even your ELP and TLP have not accumulated enough :roll: . Indeed, a wise guy bought the domain name to the speculation. He must surely know that it comes first for the keyword on Facebook Google France. Small digression to say that I find this kind of ~~shameful~~ practices very average.

This Mariol even made a nice video to announce the sale by auction should I say, its domain name. Yes only the domain name since the pseudo social network he established Paris aupravant Facebook is a social network created through the platform Ning.

And then you ask the interest to buy the domain facebook.fr? Simply for the day (the real) Facebook decides to launch a French version ...

Edit: Video seen at Pierre Yves

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Date: October 4, 2007 | Category: Web is Great

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5 comments on "Facebook is for sale!"

Nicolas Rieul on October 4
I saw that too, it's crazy. What is this man? or the woman beyond ...?! Shame I'm okay, but in its place I feel like a big guy. Finally, it is not said that the court gives reason?
Is there already had a similar story. I thought I had already heard that reason given justice business, insofar as the buyer of the domain name have reserved for the purpose of resale. This must depend on legislation.
stagueve on October 4
To recall Microsoft proposed last week to inject 500M dollars into the coffers of Facebook (http://doiop.com/facebooktrend) then even if that little evil reaches some scratching their tens of thousands of euros I think that it will force them to put the key under the door ...
Frankly I would rather say that it is played,
Buzz a large and certainly a little Pactol the key. In the end I rather regret not having thought of it before
Pierre-Yves, the October 4
Say you would not have pumped it with me? Unless you too layest stack the same embed flashvars and the same as mine in your video
Romain on October 4
Erf I was convinced he had put a small link
I found the info on Mashable (like you?)
Pierre-Yves, the October 4
I first came across Facebook.fr via Techcrunch FR. After that I go there occasionally. Thank you for the link