Billionaire Exchange: an eBay for the Socially Privileged

BILLIONAIRE XCHANGE is not for the common folk who like to eat chicken wings, watch football, and sit in the back of the plane on cross-country flights.

No, Billionaire Xchange is for those snooty rich folks and celebrities who like to hobnob amongst themselves, drinking tea with their pinkies sticking out and yelling “cheerio!” during their polo match.

Yes, even the rich need to auction off an item or two, but for them – eBay just isn’t the right way to go about things.  Billionaire Xchange gives those sellers with some big ticket items…and we do mean BIG TICKET items…a place to buy and sell without worrying about being scammed by a crafty teenager with a hacked American Express card.

Billionaire Xchange claims to have over 26,000 multi-millionaires among its participants.  Some of the items up for bid include:

• A 2000 Azimut Motor Yacht going for US$2.7 million
• Dwayne Wade’s mansion at US$4.6 million
• A backgammon set designed by Bernard Maquin containing over 2071 carets of diamonds at US$500,000
• And if you want your very own resort in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, it can be had for EU$50,000,000 (however, all reasonable offers will be accepted for review)

Yes, eBay may be where you can find the things that you’re looking for, but if you really want to show off and keep up with the Joneses, you’ll want to visit Billionaire Xchange.