With a subscription price of approximately $400 per month, you can assert your “status” and “prestige” in the virtual world with the most exclusive email address available.
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Source: Millionaires24.com |
Millionaires24.com is calling out to all gentlemen and ladies who no longer know how to spend their money, as well as anyone who wishes to indulge in the most extravagant and luxurious lifestyle, to register for an “exclusive” email account on this service.
“Do you own a luxury car? Do you enjoy unique items and a high-class lifestyle? Of course, but why limit yourself to just the real world?“, the website asks. “With an email account at Millionaires24.com, you will let all recipients know who you are. A regular person would never spend $399 per month for an email address when they have tons of free options available.“
Christian Mader, the owner of Millionaires, expresses extreme confidence in his service, comparing it to a “virtual diamond ring.” “Many people want to showcase their status and wealth on the Internet. m24 is the shortest path to achieving that.”
As Mader puts it, having a Bentley in the garage, a yacht docked in Monaco, or a mansion in Beverly Hills is still not enough to establish class if you lack an email account here.
At $399 per month, apart from the so-called “prestige,” what do you actually receive? A global webmail address, unlimited messaging, an address book, task management, calendar reminders, and … that’s it, nothing more than what free email services like Hotmail, Yahoo! Mail, or Gmail offer. In short, with an annual bill of nearly $5,000, you are literally buying “air.”
“The issue isn’t the service itself, but the fact that this email address costs $399 per month. Everyone knows that, and that is a symbol of the status of the email owner“, Mader states.
To add an element of “solemnity” and mystique to his service, M24 will only accept 10,000 members in the first year. Without disclosing the actual number of subscribers, Mader only hints that it is “very high.”
Meanwhile, analysts smirk: Another gimmick from the wealthy.
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