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Originally Posted by TROLLENSTEIN
I made a test site for someone using a analytics ID I made for testing purposes, once finished I deleted the ID from my own account and they installed their own a couple of months later, did not notice any adverse effect to my account. So 99.99% certain once you delete it from your analytics account that is the end of it being associated in any way with your account.
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Well they installed heir own (= deleted your old code). In my case my old code is still on that site I sold. So not exactly the same situation
Plus - why would you get any adverse affect if the new owner was not doing anything shady? The fact that you did not get any affect in this one instance is not enought to claim that it never happens.
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Originally Posted by TROLLENSTEIN
They give this warning "Important: Please note that once you've deleted your account, that's it: the account is gone, and we are not be able to retrieve any historical data or reinstate your reports.". So I would assume it just becomes dormant, as once you unlink it you can not get the UA-XXXX-Y back and someone else can not register a UA-XXXX-Y that has already been used to themselves. |
Hmm, I think deleting you account is different story. I am merely talking about deleting a site ("property") from the account (while leaving the code still on the site).