Brooklyn cyber squatter Jeremy Green Eche purchased a website named HarrisWalz.com in 2020 and could fetch $15,000 for the domain if Kamala Harris picks Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate.
It’s the veepstakes sweepstakes.
A Brooklyn cyber squatter who purchased a website named HarrisWalz.com in 2020 could fetch $15,000 for the domain if Kamala Harris picks Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate.
Jeremy Green Eche, a trademark lawyer, bought the URL for just $8.99 in hopes of Harris and Walz one day forming a Democratic presidential ticket.
Four years later, the 36-year-old Big Apple attorney’s cheap investment could potentially yield major dividends as Walz is one the two finalists being considered as Harris’ vice president pick, sources have told Reuters.
Harris, who was formally nominated the Democratic nominee for president on Monday, is set to choose her VP choice on Tuesday.
Eche is willing to sell the HarrisWalz.com website name to the Harris campaign for the same price he sold the ClintonKaine.com website in 2016 — $15,000.
“I know I could just donate it, but that is not really how this works,” Eche, who supports Harris, told the Associated Press.
