Sale of Age of Conan Accounts
Selling a Age of Conan accounts, there are some things you should consider. Basically, certainly not against the sale of an account would be no objection, but you can already have approved solely by the installation of the game other conditions.

Namely, the developer Funcom in the terms of the game or in the EULA (End User License Agreement / EULA) specifies that any part of the game (eg avatar items or even accounts) may not be resold, then this is unavoidable because to the contract agreed with the installation in any case, even if the click on "Agree" for the experienced players are not much more than an act had been the routine.

Usually there are around on this contract is no way around too, because if you do not agree, the game can not be installed. If it does very well, this alleged contract, which one completes the installation, do not be final because it is to have to buy the game would have to agree, but this is generally not the case.

Looking at the possible sale of this site would be back no objection, however, is now on the other hand, adding again that the purchase of the game just buy the software itself, and should just sell them only theoretically.
As for the online portion of the game, even though it accounts for the largest part of the game action, all rights are owned by the developer or the operator of the online platform. Consequently, the player of an account legally own the account and it must therefore also do not sell.

The principle is similar to a car - the account along with all the Avatar objects, etc. is rented for the duration of the use of the player who operates the online platform, the aforementioned objects and the server is available and if the player is suddenly no longer wants to play is that no further impact on the ownership of objects. A rented car may finally not so easily be resold by the tenant, just because the tank is empty, for example.

Should not be considered after all of the things mentioned once and are thus, strictly speaking, on the edge of illegality, it is another important factor, how much effort you put into the account and for how much money you want to sell it again.

If you have too much time being invested in the account (the limit for this is for a player who plays frequently, relatively low) that is playing itself is no longer a hobby but as a business activity, and the player is from before the law for the private business person, or the small businessman.

If this is the case, then the sale must be officially reported and the IRS to be taxed properly because you have to sell the intention of financial gain.
If we take it very seriously, it is an unreported sale of an account is a clear case of tax evasion and therefore may be punished with imprisonment. However, a sentence in such a petty offense is unlikely.
The precise legal basis (as used when playing financial gain, limits for small claims, etc.) can not all be enumerated here, as they may still differ in the various provinces.

Therefore, it is hereby due to the lack of legal information from the sale of an account not recommended as yet also, as mentioned, is in trouble with the developers of the game or the operator develop the online platform, because you want to sell the property of others for profit.

However, what legally can not be prosecuted, if they auctioned for example through online auction houses like Ebay, just make contact, and then the buyer of the Age of Conan account so to speak, gives or leaves. So you can avoid possible legal hurdles and be sued, therefore, for no crime.

In addition, it is very unlikely that in the wide world of the Internet generally someone from the "illegal" sale of such accounts take notice.