Are we legally allowed to sell software?
 

I bought a piece of software and I don't actually need it. I paid about $200US for it and the place where I bought it won't refund software.

Are we legally allowed to sell it on ebay :) or something like that?

If anybody here wants QuickBooks 2002 Canadian let me know and I might just mail it to ya for free.

Yes you can transfer ownership. As long as you do not keep a copy on your computer. Think of it as a book. As long as no 2 persons can or able 2 read it at the same time.

its not US?

2 people reading the same book is a crime in the US right?

oh shit it is... I thought I bought the Canadian version only but it's for North America
yeah if anybody wants a brand new QuickBooks 2002 CD+BOOK to bust their ass with it taking shortcuts instead of just paying a fucking accountant to do it :)

Let me know. $125 paypal and it's yours.

http://quickbooks.intuit.com/qbcom/jhtml/products.jhtml
$179 retail.

bump?

you can resell it.. but you must resell the orginal
you cannot make copies and sell those

I think you're bound by whatever your user agreement says. Have you read it?

ahahah ofcourse man LOL

I'm selling the original CD & book.

that depends on the user agreement, like someone else said.
i was bidding on a new, sealed, retail copy of win95 for an old pc i was messing around with and the auctions was cancelled thru the verio program.

User Agreements cannot disallow you transfer of ownership of a tangible item and if they do you are not bound by it. Even OEM versions can be sold as long as you don't have a copy running on any of your computers if you are selling as private citizen. If you are professionally dealing with software its a whole new ballgame.

I'll start the bidding at three fiddy :winkwink:

USD !!! :eek2