code: @Deprecated
      public BoxFolder.Info moveFolderToUser(String sourceUserID) {
          // Currently the API only supports moving of the root folder (0), hence the hard coded "0"
          URL url = MOVE_FOLDER_TO_USER_TEMPLATE.build(this.getAPI().getBaseURL(), sourceUserID, "0");
          BoxJSONRequest request = new BoxJSONRequest(this.getAPI(), url, "PUT");
          JsonObject idValue = new JsonObject();
          idValue.add("id", this.getID());
          JsonObject ownedBy = new JsonObject();
          ownedBy.add("owned_by", idValue);
          request.setBody(ownedBy.toString());
          BoxJSONResponse response = (BoxJSONResponse) request.send();
          JsonObject responseJSON = JsonObject.readFrom(response.getJSON());
          BoxFolder movedFolder = new BoxFolder(this.getAPI(), responseJSON.get("id").asString());
  
          return movedFolder.new Info(responseJSON);
      }
docs: @deprecated  As of release 2.22.0, replaced by {@link #transferContent(String)} ()}
  
  
  Moves all of the owned content from within one user’s folder into a new folder in another user's account.
  You can move folders across users as long as the you have administrative permissions and the 'source'
  user owns the folders. Per the documentation at the link below, this will move everything from the root
  folder, as this is currently the only mode of operation supported.
  
  See also https://box-content.readme.io/reference#move-folder-into-another-users-folder
  
  @param sourceUserID the user id of the user whose files will be the source for this operation
  @return info for the newly created folder