selling blogspot?

[wrestledld]

thanks for participating in little discussion i think its pretty clear Now.
i think staff should add an exception to this rule.

[karlu]

If He is Selling Someone a usefull thing while .blogspot.com or .com domain. in my opinion he has some thing which is usefull and someone intreseted with in so why he has not right to sell it????

[sceneguy]

^^risk of scam.

+who decides whats useful?

[Shahrukh]

We can't say there is a Risk lol, its in Everything then - It should be allowed

[Froomple]

I would like to correct your concept of Importing and Exporting.
LOL, you need not do those things to transfer to someone. You can just add a admin from "Settings" and give him all permissions, remove yourself from the blog, vola ! Done

[Mr Happy]

I would like to correct your concept of Importing and Exporting.
LOL, you need not do those things to transfer to someone. You can just add a admin from "Settings" and give him all permissions, remove yourself from the blog, vola ! Done

That's true but I'd still give them a copy of the database via PM or email. Let's say you made the guy admin but a few minutes later Google deleted it all before he got a chance to login. You'd have cries of scam and everything is lost so it's more an added protection in covering yourself if something went wrong. Yes it's unlikely but why take the risk?

[Froomple]

That's true but I'd still give them a copy of the database via PM or email. Let's say you made the guy admin but a few minutes later Google deleted it all before he got a chance to login. You'd have cries of scam and everything is lost so it's more an added protection in covering yourself if something went wrong. Yes it's unlikely but why take the risk?

Yeah, i second that. That can be done for the risk cover. But if the site is completely Legit, i dont think there would be any problems.

[Rox]

Dont' know the thread but you can sell a website powered by blogspot script and a site if it's not a blogspot subdomain. If it's a real domain it doesn't matter where it's hosted as you generally don't provide hosting with the sale.

If you have example.blogspot.com you can't sell it but if you have example.com that's hosted on Google that's fine as the new owner can move it to whatever host he likes. The blogspot script can be used on any server not just a Google server. It's a script very similar to Wordpress.
That brings up another point. You can easily migrate a blogspot site to Wordpress.

As Mr Happy has already specified - you are allowed to sell your blogspot/blogger site as long as its a domain you own and not a sub-domain of blogspot/blogger.