Josh.com is not for sale, but I would transfer josh.com to someone who made a $1 million US donation to charity as proof that they want josh.com more than me. The donation would be completely in your name and you would get the full tax deduction.
Additionally, the person who wants josh.com would have to agree to...
Here are the two charities to pick from (or give some to both)...
http://aashafoundation.org/
They take care of orphans in India. I know the girl who started it (using a good
part of her savings and donations offered by her co-workers and friends) and they
do amazing work. A $1 million donation would allow them to build a new building
(with plumbing) and triple the number of girls they could take in.
...and...
http://theworkingworld.org/
They pioneered micro-loans as a tool for lifting people out of poverty. I
also know the guy who started it (by cashing out of the .COM boom and maxing out
his credit cards) and am continually impressed by how they have
managed to do so much good. A $1 million donation would go directly into the
working capital fund, which is never spent but instead used over and over again
to make more and bigger loans.
Besides knowing the people involved and believing that the work they do is important, I am also particularly attracted to these charities because (1) they spend NO money on fund raising at all, and (2) the people who founded them work really hard and do not get paid (in fact, they spend lots of their own money). Every penny given goes directly to the people who need it. I regularly give my own money substantially to both these charities, and always wish I could give more. Both charities are IRS 501(c)3 listed.
If you are really serious about this, I will even buy you a ticket to either Buenos Aries or Mumbai and set you up with a full VIP tour given by the founders of each organization so you can have 100% confidence that your money would be well used. You may end up wanting to give more than $2 million!
If you are still seriously interested, please contact me at the email address shown at the bottom of the josh.com homepage.
-josh