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Sites for Sale.
Im getting out, bargain basement sale of all my sites. Good chance for someone to pick up a complete site set and affiliate program plus some other stuff to play with.
http://www.teenpromote.com/sale.txt email [email protected] if interested. Im going away for a few days, will only have email so please respond via email. I wont be reading the board after tonight until next week. I'll sell to the best offer before Monday. |
I think you had best look very closely at the license you bought from me, it is not transferable.
You do not have the license to sell my content. Anyone considering buying these sites had best check out all the content licenses, will probably find they are not transferable. |
PWNED!
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when i read cannot be resold i think that i cant take that content and sell it to him, and him, and him etc. |
too bad about the content issues. looks like the package is worth the $5500. i glanced around...looks kinda like a fixer-upper project but doesn't seem like it would take more than a couple months to recoup the investment.
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Let's explain. A license is just that, the purchaser is buying a license to put the content on HIS site. It clearly states in the contract that is is not transferable. Otherwise we have no control over it.
If someone wants to buy the content with the right to resell it they can do so, but not at the price that does not include this option. What if someone decided to sell a password to a paysite? I suggest you read licenses before you buy anything. What if it was sold to site A with 1,000 members. Who decided to sell to to a guy who was pushing 100,000 through the site every month? |
that news article is mad funny...australia wouldnt allow that site...LOL :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh
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If you do then I can see why you can't transfer ownership, otherwise I think you should re-write your terms to allow this. So long as the content goes with the url and is not displayed elsewhere it shouldn't matter. It was paid for. |
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I thought most content providers sell licenses based on domains. |
I love a content provider that is a jerk..
I wouldnt buy your content if you were the last person on earth..thats weak..ruin a guys sale by threatening him..nice biz approach.. I own all the fresh photos, tons of matrix, tons of david lace, everyone that ran specials recently..and proudly.. none of charly's! |
God forbid you email him on the side and tell him new owner would need to rebuy your content..
ruin his thread instead.. what a jack ass |
What if the buyer of the content is a Corp, or even a DBA and someone buys a majority share in the corp or takes over the business? License no good then?
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no doubt. |
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(before we start a new battle between us *READ* I said "THAT EXAMPLE IS SIMPLY RETARDED" not "YOU ARE RETARDED" LOL They're not using any of your bandwith like a plugin or feed would. I can see limiting it to the domain(s) origially allowed in the license and maybe an additional fee for more domains, but c'mon, dude - be reasonable :winkwink: |
It should be licensed to the domain. Otherwise it's like toyota getting a cut everytime a used car is sold. I mean he's selling his business not reselling charly's content, charly is not affected at all - not one more set of his content "gets out" But it's in the license.. so it's just the way it is.
Charly should probably have approached him privately to take a cut of the sale proceeds. This way he's not even going to get a cut of the money if his content is dropped. |
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You gotta love when people try to sell things and without disclosing the deal's "current events". :ak47: |
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If a corp has assets and new shareholders take over the corp. the claim you're stating that the new owners would need to rebuy the content is absurd. |
www.teenager.com.au is a total fucking rip-off from payserves clubseventeen.com :321GFY
Somebody contact them..... on some pages even the colour scheme is stolen from them. |
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even Matrix lets you transfer to a new owner when you sell the domain.
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I must bookmark your site and remember never to buy content from you! Anyway you are wrong, if that business bought that content and those domains are a business on there own, it wouldnt matter who owned the business the content would still be licenced. A business is a business a business is not the person who works at the business or even owns the business |
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The license is what he bought and it says it's not transferable. If he had come to us and said he wanted to sell the site I would of made a deal. No he does not bother to read the license he just goes straight ahead and sells. And I get blamed for not contacting HIM privately. :BangBang: As for the Toyata example, try renting a car from Hertz and transferring the rental. KRL You have a point and if you look at the sales of corp's you will see they sell what they own and not what they rent. You all want great content, cheap prices and it not all over the Internet. Can we make a living in their as well? makefuckingmoney, spaceage, twistyneck Mind if I do not lose sleep over you not buying from me? I make my decisons based on what I think I should do, not what you think I should do. |
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Makes no different what you think, law is law, if a business changes shareholders or workers, its still the same business, if that business is sold to different shareholders that content is still licenced to that business, your opinion makes no difference, that content is still licenced to that business nothing changes |
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Most of the biggest stores dont allow it either Exclusive is the only way to go is you plan on selling your sites later on |
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When I buy content for our company, if I leave cant they still use it? Of course they can. When they rent a car if I leave cant they still use it? Of course they can. Hes not selling your content hes selling the business, its got nothing to do with you and you cant do a thing about it |
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if it's explicitly stated in his license then there's plenty he can do about it.
The lesson is just to read your license, do exclusive or shoot your own. |
there are plenty of other content providers - no one's forcing people to use non buyer friendly licenses.
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Not everyone works in their bedrooms there are real businesses here too |
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If the license was granted to a business the business would retain rights to the content despite a change in ownership. For god's sake why would someone enter a content licensing agreement as an individual. The lesson is treat your business as a business. |
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What if he sells his name along with the sale then it's ok. Just like a company. Usally we setup a bunch of URLs along with the license. If the pix is still on the url what different does it make if it's not the guy fromt he start anymore ? Here's a TIP when you sell a site: Sell everything BUT you keep your name on the license and you are a non profit partner for life without any responsibilities regarding anything. |
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fiddy :glugglug
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I had a brief conversation with Matrix regarding selling pre-made tours with their content and they said it was fine so long as the buyer was registered with Matrix so they could KEEP TRACK OF who had their content. They made no mention of additional fees of any type.
:2 cents: And on business in general...falling back on "it says it's not transferable [in your license]" is silly. You wrote it. You can save your business by changing it. My terms of service say that I will not work without a 50% deposit. But guess what? I might if I know you and if I don't ...well ...it might be more :winkwink: |
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What is your problem with the content staying with the domain? It isn't exposing the content any more than it currently is. You have the reasoning of an old goat mate :thumbsup |
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