The virus is raging, trying to get some dough. US company sells "Ebola" domain name

The October 14 news that the Ebola virus (Ebola) has so far killed more than 4,000 people, causing panic around the world, but some people hope to make a windfall. A company named Blue String Ventures owns the domain name ebloa.com, which it hopes to sell for 150,000 dollars. Jon Schultz, president of Blue String Ventures, said: Ebloa.com is ideal for pharmaceutical companies that develop vaccines or drugs, drug companies that sell epidemic drugs, or providers that provide medical information and recommended services. Jon Schulz Schultz and partner Chris Hud (Chris Hood) bought the domain name in 2008, and they also have birdflu.com, fukushima.com, and potassiumiodide.com, which are related to natural and man-made sites. The first two correspond to the global spread of avian flu and to the panic in Asia, the Fudao nuclear power plant leakage incident, the latter refers to potassium iodide, a well-known radiation-resistant drugs. Schultz and Hood of the abacus, whether they can really rely on natural and man-made money is not known, but by the media unanimously condemned that is inevitable. West)