Can I Transfer My Logos Account to Another User?

I'm aware that we're allowed to transfer licenses from one user to another. But are we allowed to transfer our account to another user? I would transfer all the resources together or separately, but I have resources that were purchased from other users, and licences can only be transfered once.

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MJ. Smith

You'd have to speak to customer service to determine how the rules apply in your particular situation.

Jan Krohn

Hm, what happens ic you just change name, email address, address etc in your profile?

Whyndell Grizzard

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834639#Comment_834639

Yeah its a good thing that Ford, Chevorlet, etc don't start telling you can't trade in or sell your car after buying it. I mean since you own it.

One of the major factors I have gone to dead tree again- for me I feel I have made a serious mistake investing so much into Logos.

Levi Durfey

I don't think transferring your entire account to another would be a problem.

See Bob's take on this here: https://community.logos.com/forums/p/88357/621852.aspx#621852

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834662#Comment_834662

After 'watching' digital books (Logos and Amazon), I think the 3 scenarios are:

- A physical library, plus digital for quick research eg original languages

- Casual/limited digital use eg a Bible, a dictionary and a couple commentaries plus reading

- You're 'all in' digital regardless the risks. And a bit nervous.

I suspect that it's the last scenario that parallels getting proper currency for your sacrifice on the Mount. But who knows ... maybe the publishers set the Tyrean exchange rate. For me, restricting gifting is the most curious for a Jesus-affiliated company.

Josh

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834677#Comment_834677

- You're 'all in' digital regardless the risks. And a bit nervous.

I'm nervous only when people remind me! Having invested several thousands of dollars in Logos and hoping that I'll still have access to these digital resources in 25 years is something I'd rather not think about. [:S]