Sarah Moore Bought a $20M Company With Pure DEBT?!

Name: Sarah Moore Bought a $20M Company With Pure DEBT?!
Uploaded: 2024-09-05T16:48:06+00:00
Duration: 2 s
Channel: Sam Parr
Description: In this interview excerpt, Sarah Moore recounts how, before turning 30, she leveraged only her car as an asset to search through roughly 100,000…

5 Sept 2024 · 0 min

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In this interview excerpt, Sarah Moore recounts how, before turning 30, she leveraged only her car as an asset to search through roughly 100,000 businesses and ultimately acquire EggCartons.com—a multimillion‑dollar e‑commerce company—using 100% debt financing with no cash down. The story sparked a polarized reaction online: many praised the feat as remarkable, while others accused her of fabricating the narrative, especially given her Harvard background and lack of personal wealth. As the backlash grew on Twitter, Moore expressed concern that the credibility attacks could damage the company, emphasizing that her primary focus was to protect and preserve EggCartons.com rather than engage with the criticism.

I have a new hero and her name is Sara Moore.
At under 30 years old, she had no money, no experience, and the biggest asset was her car, a RAV4. She spent 1 year hunting through like 100,000 businesses to find one to buy, and she bought a multimillion-dollar business called EggCartons.com with all debt, no cash down. And so I told that story and basically the 2 reactions were, wow, that's incredible. So awesome. And on the other side it was, I'm calling bullshit. No way. How do you go to Harvard and not have any money? Your story was literally too good to be true that people just started calling bullshit.
Started blowing up on Twitter and everyone in my company was talking about it. I know the internet can be vicious. And then I started worrying about my company. That was my concern, that people were gonna think this was fake and this was somehow gonna snowball in a negative direction. And all I cared about was preserve the business. Don't fuck with eggcartons.com.