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The infamous Fyre Festival brand and intellectual property was sold on eBay for $245,000 after a week-long auction.

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Billy McFarland decided to auction off the rights to the Fyre Festival brand on eBay and managed to spark a bidding war. However, he ...

With the Fyre Festival fiasco behind him, time served, and Fyre Festival II’s failure to materialize despite advance ticket sales, the event’s founder Billy McFarland sold the brand on eBay.

McFarland previously claimed he had a seven-figure deal to sell the festival brand and IP, but it fell through.

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Billy McFarland has sold the rights to the brand Fyre Festival on eBay for $245,300. In April, McFarland announced his plans to sell the brand after being forced to cancel Fyre Fest 2 on short notice.

Fyre Festival just sold the rights to its troubled brand to the highest bidder in an auction on eBay. The final bid accepted ...

A few months ago, Billy McFarland declared his intention to sell the troubled Fyre Festival brand. After apparently being unable to find a buyer, he decided to throw Fyre up on eBay. It attracted some ...

The Fyre Festival IP was sold on eBay by Billy McFarland this week, with the winning bidder securing the rights for $245,300.