Medrecki — Tue, 19 Sep 2000 21:33:25 +0000

I am not a great web designer, but I am a great businessman, and I am in England so know British business law well. If you need business help in the UK, e-mail me.

jonese — Wed, 13 Sep 2000 22:18:31 +0000

Most hosts allow you to resell their service if you have a prior agreement for it or just simple let them know. Just find out who has to handle the billing and all the support for it.

Justin S — Wed, 13 Sep 2000 20:15:02 +0000

Yeah, I'd reccomend reselling from a current hosting company. Thay way is better, and it allows you to make money from it. Some places to resell from include DIDS (www.dids.com), BurstNET (www.burst.net), and InterSurge (www.intersurge.com), as well as your current host...

Jaiem — Thu, 07 Sep 2000 12:53:17 +0000

Seems to me you can sell a site (domain) anytime you want. It involves transfering the domain registration to the new owner. As to the site itself, if you wrote the code you can sell it and the install it (for a fee of course) on the owner's server.

If you mean buying (renting) a server, making a site then selling the site while keeping it with the same host that should work too. If the buyer takes over the payments on the server and the host agrees to transfer ownership (don't see why not) then it sounds ok to me (not a legal opinion!).

Haven't seen anything about it in any host TOS I've read but then again haven't seen anything forbidding it either. You're better of checking with your host before trying. Don't see why a host wouldn't let you do it.

ps- An alternative would be to resell. That is buy the server yourself, make the site then resell it to someone. You collect the fee for the site and the server.