Trump NFTs Reportedly Being Automatically Refunded By Banks – Meaning They’ve Been Given Away For Free

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Donald Trump, the 45th US President, famously launched a set of 45000 NFTs during December 2022 – completely surprising his fan base.

At a cost of just $99 each, utilities included being entered into a prize draw for a number of items such as having dinner with the president, speaking with Trump on a Zoom call, and being whisked away to one of his private golf courses. The NFTs sold out within less than 24 hours given the huge hype and popularity of the figure.

Several Twitter influencers were skeptical and wondered if it could be a scam – but it was all real, with the only fact being Donald Trump did not own the NFTs himself, but by a company named NFT INT LLC. NFT INT LLC uses Donald J. Trump’s name, likeness and image under paid license from CIC Digital LLC.

Dozens of the NFTs were re-sold on OpenSea for as much as 20ETH, giving some buyers a whopping 200x back on their investment.

Much being so, 1 lucky champ has reached out to us and reported that their bank refunded the purchase on the 23rd December 2022, whilst they’re still in full possession of the NFT and currently have a 5x return (pending accept) on OpenSea. Christmas came early for this one.

The lucky trader even noted that they’ve made more return from the Donald Trump NFT than any other NFT during 2022, despite the negative attention from the media claiming it may be a scam.

Has your bank automatically refunded the $99 you spent on your Donald Trump NFT? Keep an eye out for this one.

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