Treasurenet.com sold..

Jason in Enid · Feb 10, 2012

Terry Soloman said:
TreasureNet.com, The oldest and largest treasure hunting website on the internet was sold yesterday for an undisclosed amount of money.

The Central Texas company ForumFoundry took control of the website yesterday (3 February 2012), and moved the website to an IP address on its servers in Austin.

Good! Maybe they will update that stupid software with something from this century. :laughing:

SeabeeRon · Feb 10, 2012

Vlad said:
I did get a request from FF a few days ago to sell this forum and from someone else the next day, it seems every other week there is a request to sell. I don't even ask what they have to offer :lalalala"

Vlad, when you say "FF", do you mean ForumFoundry, the group that bought T-Net? What are they doing, trying to build a detecting forum empire??!? :roll:

Vlad · Feb 10, 2012

SeabeeRon said:
Vlad, when you say "FF", do you mean ForumFoundry, the group that bought T-Net? What are they doing, trying to build a detecting forum empire??!?

Yes thats what I meant Ron, not a detecting but an outdoor related empire it seems.

Jason in Enid · Feb 10, 2012

LOL!

I posted a new thread over there asking what the general members thought about it and it was deleted by the mods! I guess they don't want people to know the truth?

Dirt Nuker · Feb 10, 2012

Coin_Master said:
Anything is for sale if the price is right.

Midknight · Feb 11, 2012

Vlad said:
I did get a request from FF a few days ago to sell this forum and from someone else the next day, it seems every other week there is a request to sell. I don't even ask what they have to offer :lalalala"

I wouldn't want to know either Vlad!!

SeabeeRon · Feb 11, 2012

Jason in Enid said:
LOL!

I posted a new thread over there asking what the general members thought about it and it was deleted by the mods! I guess they don't want people to know the truth?

HA!

At least they didn't ban you! :laughing:

I hear they are quick to pull the trigger over there!

Jason in Enid · Feb 11, 2012

SeabeeRon said:
HA! At least they didn't ban you! I hear they are quick to pull the trigger over there!

I considered that possibility and decided I didn't care. :yes:

That place is full of trolls and blow-hards. If it weren't for a handful of really great members I wouldn't be wasting my time there.

Gauntlet · Feb 11, 2012

Jason, mom said I had to stop reading your posts, you're a bad influence on me :laughing:

Jason in Enid · Feb 11, 2012

Gauntlet said:
Jason, mom said I had to stop reading your posts, you're a bad influence on me

Gee Whiz.... Forget what she said. I stole my dad's cigarettes, let's go smoke them in the alley. :laughing:

Gauntlet · Feb 11, 2012

Jason in Enid said:
Gee Whiz.... Forget what she said. I stole my dad's cigarettes, let's go smoke them in the alley.

Sweet! I'll swipe a can of grandmas Schlitz!

Jeep · Feb 15, 2012

When I posted about it over there they deleted every thread that it was
mentioned in, censorship is alive and well. Must of been something I said :laughing:

Jason in Enid · Feb 15, 2012

Yeah, and don't even think about mentioning another website or a dealer or manufacturer that doesn't pay them cash every month. Findmall is a horribly run website with some great members that post there.

Honest Sam · May 24, 2019

Terry Soloman said:
From TreasureWorks.com

Leading Treasure Hunting website SOLD

TreasureNet.com, The oldest and largest treasure hunting website on the internet was sold yesterday for an undisclosed amount of money.

The Central Texas company ForumFoundry took control of the website yesterday (3 February 2012), and moved the website to an IP address on its servers in Austin.

We have not heard from former Treasurenet owner Marc Austin, or from ForumFounfry about details of the sale, or what plans the company has for the website, but we expect some news soon. As of today there is no mention of the sale of Treasurenet on either the TreasureNet website or on the ForumFoundry website.

ForumFoundry is comprised of a series of network forums and blogs on a wide verity of subjects from ATV’s to fishing and Technology. It appears that the acquisition of Treasurenet is the companies’ first step into the treasure hunting and metal detecting world.

Who is the owner and email address and phone number. I was banned for three months, six months, then three months that should had been lifted June 7. A member complaint while I was ban and now ban until May 22, 2020. Contact me. [email protected]

Sam

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