Transfer registration of iPod mini to new owner...

Hi there-
I just sold my precious blue iPod mini on eBay so I can upgrade to one of the new video iPod video players. When I sold the unit on eBay, I indicated that I would transfer the registration to the new owner.
I said it, but I don't know how to do it. Do they just register the unit and then Apple will send me a confirmation e-mail that someone else is attempting to register the unit?
Thanks for anyone's help!
-Evin

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