Question about selling GC version of PSO

[sonicblue]

Would there be any trouble if I were to sell my GameCube version of PSO? I've already played it online with my Hunter's License. I was wondering if selling it to someone would be alright. Like, the serial numbers for instance. Just want to make sure the buyer won't have any problems getting online and that my credit card info will be safe.

Also, where do I go to cancel my Hunter's License? I went to SonicTeam.com but I couldn't find anything. Can I do it from my computer?

All help will be appreciated.

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: sonicblue on 2003-02-01 14:43 ]</font>

[RagMasterRappy]

It will be fine only if you remember to cancel your HL before selling it.

[SnAPPUrU-nyan-ko]

http://www.sega.com/community/profiles/pso_gcn/pc_front/gcn_pc_main.jhtml

I wonder if they'll be able to make an account using your serial and access key?

[sonicblue]

Thanks.

That's what I was curious about but RagMasterRappy said it'll be okay.

[mystic_knight]

Actually, since you've used the serial number and access key, the buyer can't get online. When he puts in the numbers it will tell him that they are already used and cannot be used again. I had this problem with my copy. I bought a new copy but when I tried to put it in it said its already used and would never take it no matter how much I tried. I just ended up using a firend's numbers because he wasn't getting online. Anyone know how to get the serial number and access keys cleared? If you can do it that is.

[NoeGenisis]

I had this problem with a m8 of mine, what he did is he and the person he bought the game of phoned up Sega gave all the information over to the guy and he cleared the stored information next morning bang he was online.
This was on the dreamcast tho, dont c why it wouldnt work.
When i traded in my Dreamcast i let Sega know that my numbers were not in use anymore.

[Jonathan_F]

ALERT: this will not be a problem if you give the password that you used when you signed up on the GC version. sega must have realized that dreamcasts were dying left and right and decided to play it safe. in the instruction booklet, WRITE DOWN THE PASSWORD YOU CREATED.