Similar pages exist in fashion, beauty, fitness, and more. “With a theme page, it doesn’t really matter who the owner is since people are following the page for content relating to the theme of the account,” said Vlad Biaheza, an 18-year-old YouTuber and social-media marketer who has flipped a number of theme accounts.įor instance, a page filled with pictures and videos of popular tourism spots - with a travel-related handle - is easily tradeable because anyone could upload the content on the page. Theme pages, on the other hand, repost other users’ content. This type of content cannot be replicated by a new owner, so these accounts typically cannot be traded. Personal Instagram pages (whether it’s your own or Kendall Jenner’s) post photos of the owner or photos taken by the owner. TooFame, and similar websites like Swapd and FameSwap, generally sell “niche” or “theme” accounts. This week: ‘ My children’s stepmother won’t return family heirlooms and gifts they gave their late father - how can we get them back?’ Only ‘theme’ accounts can be bought and sold Read MarketWatch’s Moneyist advice column on the etiquette and ethics of your financial affairs. “I started making more accounts and reselling other accounts until I made a formal business,” Halloun told MarketWatch. Soon after he sold his fashion page, he found several Reddit forums where other users were trying to sell their accounts. People followed it, and then I sold it for $30.” “I created a fashion Instagram page because I like fashion.
“I started selling accounts five years ago,” he said. He’s sold more than 1,200 pages and said he makes over $30,000 annually from the business. It’s a registered business that sells accounts. “Users who are found to have bought or sold accounts risk getting banned from the platform.
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