Name Change for Company?

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I'm looking to get my name changed to support a new website I am working on. Is there a way to get this name change to happen OR if I create a new name can I get my membership transferred to the new name?

I would like my name to be ########

I am more then willing to pay for the name change if needed. If the person changing needs to see proof of the new site please let me know I can share the beta via PM. It is still being working on.

Thank you
 
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Well, here's the problem with that (R2R's Terms of Service):

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Many participants have commercial interests associated with the forum topic and bring valuable information and expertise to share. With a few specific exceptions (see sponsor section), participants may not use the Forum for commercial gain.

* Participants may not post to direct others to any pages at their own commercial website or website in which they have a commercial interest, including informational pages unless a sponsor account has been established and then only in areas here where advertising is expressly permitted.



What you're proposing is only possible if you are a R2R sponsor.
 
I'm more then happy to be an R2R sponsor if I can get my existing name to be converted so I can keep my post count
 
I'm more then happy to be an R2R sponsor if I can get my existing name to be converted so I can keep my post count
If you would like to become a sponsor, you'll want to contact @revhtree via pm or via email at [email protected]. He can help you out in getting set up.
 

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