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How buying an account works

AccountsSale provides escrow for the transaction. Before delivery, a buyer may cancel after 12 hours if the seller still has not delivered; non-delivery is automatically refunded after 48 hours. After delivery, the buyer must verify the account and open any ordinary dispute before confirming or before the 72-hour deadline. Confirmation or expiry without a dispute completes the transaction and ends ordinary refunds. After release, later original-owner recovery is covered only when that individual listing and order explicitly displayed an active Recovery Guarantee.

  1. 1

    Create an account & top up

    Register with just an email, then fund your wallet with crypto (USDT, TRC-20 network). Your balance is what you spend on escrow-protected purchases.

  2. 2

    Browse & pick an account

    Filter by category and attributes. Each listing shows seller-provided screenshots, displayed parameters (such as level, region, and transfer method), and any active Recovery Guarantee badge.

  3. 3

    Buy with escrow

    Your payment is held by the platform — not sent to the seller yet. The listing is locked so no one else can buy it.

  4. 4

    Seller delivers credentials

    The seller provides the listing-specific credentials through the order page. Included email, recovery, and 2FA access varies by listing and must be checked before payment.

  5. 5

    Secure the account

    Use the controls actually included in the transfer: change the password and, where available and permitted, move 2FA and update recovery details. These steps reduce unauthorized recovery risk, but no account transfer can eliminate it.

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    Verify, then confirm or dispute within 72 hours

    Verify login, every listed attribute, included email or phone controls, 2FA, and recovery options during the 72-hour review window. Confirm only when correct, or open a dispute before the deadline. Confirmation or expiry without a dispute completes the transaction, releases the funds, and ends ordinary refund eligibility.

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