Fired Employee Allegedly Buys Former Company's Expired Domain for Revenge

Fired Employee Allegedly Buys Former Company's Expired Domain for Revenge - Memes on Aviaclip

This viral image presents a narrative about a 29-year-old marketing employee who was fired for being six minutes late to work. According to the text, the individual discovered the following morning that his former employer had failed to renew their website domain. He reportedly purchased the domain for $14.99. When the company realized their website and email services were down and requested the domain back, the former employee allegedly refused, sending them a copy of his termination notice with the punctuality clause highlighted and the note, "Company policy is company policy."

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lucatorres18NewcomerSep 23, 2026

in this week's episode of things that never happened.

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isabela.carvalhoNewcomerSep 23, 2026

This is as real as the fact that the CIA planned 9/11, that Epstein committed suicide, that Johnny Depp literally had no way to defend himself from Amber for years, that pizza with pineapple is disgusting, that Israel did not kill a single baby in the bombings, that you cannot be

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budi_71xNewcomerSep 23, 2026

Fuck them corpo rats.

manon12NewcomerSep 23, 2026

And tonight after things that never happened tune in for some well liked AI generated subtitles and just after that a video of a good Samaritan who spontaneously gave a homeless person some cash out of the goodness of his heart.

beatriz20NewcomerSep 23, 2026

AI bullshit

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ngoziokonkwo42NewcomerSep 23, 2026

Legit. Always legit. Wait..... It's on the interweb. Definitely true

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realpriyaNewcomerSep 23, 2026

A domain has to be down for at least a year before it can be purchased by a third party.

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seoyeon60NewcomerSep 23, 2026

Returned next day to work to buy the domain? What?

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sanne.jansenNewcomerSep 23, 2026

When ai comes up with your punchline

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oleksandr76NewcomerSep 23, 2026

Nice fake story. Probably based on Sanmay Ved who worked for Google then bought their domain name for $12. Google gave him $6,006.13 and he donated it, then google doubled the final amount to $12,012.26