# Facebook IPO

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**Post date:** [February 15, 2012, 11:21am UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/facebook-ipo/262686/7 "2012-02-15T11:21:30Z")

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> [@2008 Buffalo Bandits Playoffs Thread](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/2008-buffalo-bandits-playoffs-thread/47757/22):
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> the percentage of people that have facebook is insance. theres predictions that it will be 1 billion soon (take a second for that to sink in) and that is with the fact that china has it banned. so yes all growth of facebook in users will be slow because its already so big. but i don’t think its a bad thing to bet on but with the internet things come and go so i wouldn’t call it a sure thing.

Percent of registered users doesn’t equal the percent of active users, keep that in mind.

For a place that has very little AD’s (still non in their mobile AP), and is a free service otherwise it’s definitely a bubble value wise, especially when compared to many established websites in the past that are major players now and it’s clear where they get their money.

Facebook has potential an investors are banking on the sales possibilities. Mark my words AD’s will be a lot more common place once it goes public.

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