Now that’s one out of three rumored deals, but it does seem like a good start. CBS has indeed snapped up WallStrip, the iconic money show for single digit millions, reports Liz Gannes on NewTeeVee. Wallstrip star Lindsay Campbell, producers Adam Elend and Jeff Marks are now full-time employees of CBS, while founder Howard Lindzon, an investor by day, will continue to play a consulting role. (Read his side of the story.)

Both CBS and Wallstrip confirmed the deal, which was rumored last week, had been completed on Monday, though they said the reported price of $5 million was not correct…Wallstrip had raised $600,000 from a group of angel investors including venture capitalists Fred Wilson and Brad Feld, but still had much of that money in the bank, according to Lindzon. He said Campbell, Elend, and Marks all had equity stakes in the company.

Ironically, in our poll only 12% of 322 votes believed that CBS-Wallstrip deal was going to get done. In comparison, 41% think Google-Feedburner deal is going to get done. Nevertheless, the Wallstrip deal does put a price tag on these “talent” oriented buyouts.