Single Dad Offers up Pixels for Son's Future. Plots of Internet Real-estate Available for Sale on www.ruin.tv. A 10 Year Online ad buy for about $150
If some college kid can raise a million dollars to pay for his rather small tuition (milliondollarhomepage) than why can't a single dad raise half a million for his son's future by selling pixels on his page? www.ruin.tv for details.
Highlands Ranch, CO, September 02, 2006 --(PR.com)-- Where else in the world could an individual or company purchase a 10 year online ad buy for about $150?
Chris Feinstein owns the domain RUIN.tv which gets a respectable number of visitors each year. He decided that Alex Tew's idea to create the MillionDollarHomepage was a great idea. Alex decided that he wanted other people to foot the bill for his rather small college tuition, and now has close to a million dollars to his name. Chris has the best of intentions, he just wants to invest in his 12 year old son's future and help pay off his modest house in Colorado.
The concept that the web is real-estate struck home with Chris. He owns a much shorter domain (ruin.tv) and wanted to sell pixels just like Alex, except these pixels would be more desireable... fewer pixels, for much longer. Alex offered one million pixels at $1 a piece for 5 years, Chris is offering 320,000 pixels at $1.56 a piece for 10 years!
Chris commented that on Alex's site Alex mentioned that he likes socks... so Alex can now buy all the socks he ever wanted. While that's certainly entertaining, Chris wants nothing more than to plan for his son's future... and maybe buy some nice socks for him too.
www.ruin.tv
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Chris Feinstein owns the domain RUIN.tv which gets a respectable number of visitors each year. He decided that Alex Tew's idea to create the MillionDollarHomepage was a great idea. Alex decided that he wanted other people to foot the bill for his rather small college tuition, and now has close to a million dollars to his name. Chris has the best of intentions, he just wants to invest in his 12 year old son's future and help pay off his modest house in Colorado.
The concept that the web is real-estate struck home with Chris. He owns a much shorter domain (ruin.tv) and wanted to sell pixels just like Alex, except these pixels would be more desireable... fewer pixels, for much longer. Alex offered one million pixels at $1 a piece for 5 years, Chris is offering 320,000 pixels at $1.56 a piece for 10 years!
Chris commented that on Alex's site Alex mentioned that he likes socks... so Alex can now buy all the socks he ever wanted. While that's certainly entertaining, Chris wants nothing more than to plan for his son's future... and maybe buy some nice socks for him too.
www.ruin.tv
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303-691-3565
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