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Originally posted by: amruta
GMail sellers beware, Google wants to stop people profiting from the trade in popular e-mail addresses.
Search giant Google has updated the program policy for GMail on Monday adding clauses that ban the sale, trading, reselling or exploiting of GMail accounts for commercial purposes.
Like the early days of the domain name boom some people have been creating GMail accounts that could be snapped up by speculators.
The change is aimed at those wanting to cash in on the scarcity of GMail accounts rather than those swapping invitations to open a new account.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3859501.stm
the exact words in the Gmail program policies are:
"In addition to (and/or as some examples of) the violations described in Section 3 of the Terms of Use, users may not:
(snip)
.
Sell, trade, resell or otherwise exploit for any unauthorized commercial purpose or transfer any Gmail account.
(snip)
."
so hey, apparently selling, trading, reselling, exploit, and transfer of a Gmail invitations are still allowed