I don't believe that to be true. BCC is very close to running itself at present. Selling BCC would mean a lot of effort to make a clean break from it -- for e

I don't believe that to be true. BCC is very close to running itself at present. Selling BCC would mean a lot of effort to make a clean break from it -- for example, my bookkeeping system is inextricably entangled it it at present ("It sounded like a great idea in 2008!"), so I'd need to rip that out, set up a new bookkeeping system, teach my VA how to work that, sanitize the DB backups, etc. Also, selling it is likely to be a protracted process -- there would need to be contracts/escrow/technical assistance/etc. There is, of course, a nuclear option to shut down transactions, EOL the product, and shut down any support other than FAQ/T1/"Here's how to request a refund check." That's probably less work to set up than selling it.