Yes, however, it is the process of ensuring the purchaser actually gets the new
name which is a bit of a pain.

Brendan Donoghue wrote:

> Actually you can sell them a business and couple the com.au to it as an
> asset.
>
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> Subject: [DNS] is it legal?
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> > Someone has offered to buy one of my com.au domain names .. can I sell it
> to
> > them legally?
> >
> >
> > Josh
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