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i've seen some on forums, just search for aged accounts for sale. But be careful, because those bots are usually bought by:
Aged reddit accounts don't worth much though, 2000 karma goes for like 20 bucks max, probably lot lower.
So, is it worth selling it for 20 - 30 bucks that might come around to scam your parents, sway your election, or maybe even getting yourself on some watchlist.
11 years, a username with no numbers, and over 120k Karma is worth a lot more, but I'd rather keep that handle in tact rather than change it everywhere unless it was a truly stupid amount of money, like erase all my debts money. I have been offered (very low) 5 figures more than once. No way of knowing how serious those offers were though, could easily have been scams.
10 years and 150K karma, I probably wouldn't sell it but would love to know how much its worth.
I'll give you a buck fifty
"I made a G today" "But you made it in a sleazy way"
I don't have much moral quarrel with crypto scammers compared to election disinformation. They only affect people dumb enough to fall for it.
Election disinformation potentially affects a whole country.
EDIT: added compared to election disinformation.
"I don't care about protecting the vulnerable. They deserve it. You know, for being vulnerable."
Well you have a point. I was trying to say that crypto scams aren't nearly as harmful as election disinformation is.