The owners of Ebola.com have sold the site for a whopping $200,000 in cash and in stock. The buyer is a Russian registered firm Weed Growth Fund, previously known as Ovation Research.
The October 20 filing said the price was $50,000 cash and 19,192 shares of Cannabis Sativa worth close to $170,000, which promotes medical uses for marijuana. The reasons for the sale were not clear but Cannabis Sativa chief and former New Mexico governor Gary Johnson has publicly said he thinks marijuana may be used to treat the deadly disease.
The seller is a Nevada based company called Blue String Ventures. They still have in their possession brand names like Africanmango.com, Fukushima.com and RaspberryKetones.com.
The Ebola.com website contains articles offering facts and frequently asked questions about the disease, which has infected almost 10,000 people worldwide, killing nearly 4,600
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