An individual is auctioning two established websites known for generating substantial turnover and profit through social media services, distinguishing them from other platforms in the market. These websites have been nurtured over a year, making them noteworthy earners. Despite their consistent income, the owner is selling them to finance a new vision. The auction includes a primary site and an additional PR3 social media services website, collectively contributing to the income figures. The auction winner will gain access to service provider information, encompassing YouTube and various social media services, and will benefit from existing buyer loyalty. The websites are described as easy to manage—orders are placed with suppliers, ensuring simple operations and allowing for profit. Comprehensive PayPal statements demonstrate the earnings, excluding personal expenses and specific large payments unrelated to business profits. Notable monthly revenue figures are provided, alongside traffic data and other analytics to verify the profit claims. Serious buyers are encouraged to participate in the auction, which starts at zero to stimulate interest, though this does not reflect the desired price. Buyers should possess an account for seamless domain transfer and will receive support post-purchase, including tips on best practices and customer management. The auctioner invites questions but asks not to be pestered for the reserve price. Additional benefits include 30-day email support and practical advice on using the services efficiently. A recent domain acquisition was for design purposes only, as it did not yield sales due to poor ranking.