The auction listing describes the sale of a profitable website, which the seller has owned for a year. This website generates revenue through an ad arbitrage system, where advertising costs are lower than the ad revenue generated, yielding a 50% return on investment with each dollar spent on ads. The seller, with over 16 years of experience as an online entrepreneur, had their Facebook ad account banned. This incident, unrelated to the main business operations of the website, occurred due to violations in promoting certain offers and led to a decline in traffic and revenue. Despite this, the website remains operational and can be advertised using another account without issues. The auction winner will receive ownership of the website, its domain, marketing strategies, ad copies, and a large database of 1.7 million users. Interested buyers are informed that minimal work is required, apart from an estimated one hour per week to manage ads. The possibility of a partnership is also open, provided the buyer can supply a Facebook ad account. This partnership entails a profit split, with the seller managing the ad account to revive the website’s earnings. While the arbitrage system’s scalability has limits, historically spending $4,500 monthly yielded an 80% return. The seller once used this site for advertising other projects, generating significant revenue. A potential partnership might also involve the seller advancing funds for ad expenses, ensuring profitability without exposing the buyer to financial risk.