Naming rights for a person?
That's a new one.
But Stan Oleynick, a 23-year-old Sacramento, CA., is taking bids on his Web site, holdmyrecord.com, to rename himself.
It's a ploy to raise money for his start up. The winner also gets a 10 percent stake in the fledgling company, which may release its "revolutionary" product in September
Oleynick promises to try to break a Guinness Book record to get his new name some good pub.
And you can buy it now for $250,000 or bid on it. The current top bid is $16,000.
It was crazy enough to get me to write about it.
(via Read/WriteWeb)
That's a new one.
But Stan Oleynick, a 23-year-old Sacramento, CA., is taking bids on his Web site, holdmyrecord.com, to rename himself.
It's a ploy to raise money for his start up. The winner also gets a 10 percent stake in the fledgling company, which may release its "revolutionary" product in September
Oleynick promises to try to break a Guinness Book record to get his new name some good pub.
And you can buy it now for $250,000 or bid on it. The current top bid is $16,000.
It was crazy enough to get me to write about it.
(via Read/WriteWeb)
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