Twitter Still Not Sure How To Make Money

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money of PA 10:01AM June 05, 2009

Yep, Twitter is highly overrated. And apparently, according to early news account-the company has been sold for an ungodly amount.

Pretty smart for the developers. This is the same thing that happened with main of the dot.coms in the mid to late 90s.

Hype increased the value of worthless companies or companies certainly not worth the amounts mindless citizens invested upon them.

Twitter isn't making money...doesn't have a business model...and it warrants a gigantic sell-off.

This type of mindless business logic is what ruins the economy.

Twitter, simply put, is over glorified instant messenging. Nothing more, nothing less. The media hyped it...people went there to see...and started instant messaging (more contacts).

Calandra of NE 7:16AM May 27, 2009

I’m actually very surprised that twitter was able to get 52 million in VC at all with out a business model. The VC’s must have been anticipating that the valuation would go up with user base growth, planning on cashing out on a buyout, or they were just blind and confused. It reminds me of manipulative teenager barrowing money from his parents, and telling them “I’ll pay you back when I get a job”. And the parents knowingly plan on never seeing that money again.

Jeff Weiss of FL 11:02PM May 26, 2009

The only way for the founders to make money, if not Twitter itself, is to take a buyout. I just don't see any way for it to earn enough revenue to justify its valuation.

Seth

http://www.twitterbacklash.com

Seth of NJ 12:35PM May 26, 2009

That's great and all but let's just hope they don't forget they would be nothing without the people that use it!

Mkcoy of CA 12:10PM May 26, 2009

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