Question 1

When does the seller actually get paid?

Accepted Answer

Only after you confirm access. Escrow holds the full amount through the inspection window, so a failed handover never leaves you chasing a seller for a refund.

Question 2

How fast is delivery?

Accepted Answer

Instant listings are usually handed over within 10–30 minutes. Business and entity-verified accounts take 24–48 hours because documentation and admin transfers are involved.

Question 3

Can I pay in crypto?

Accepted Answer

Yes — USDT and BTC settle fastest. Card payment is available on the checkout page, with the same escrow terms.

Question 4

What if I change my mind after ordering?

Accepted Answer

Cancel any time before the handover pack is released and escrow returns the funds. Once credentials have been shared, the inspection process applies instead.

Question 5

What is in the handover pack?

Accepted Answer

Login credentials, the 2FA seed and backup codes, access to the recovery email, and a written checklist of everything to rotate. Business listings add entity documentation and admin transfer steps.

Question 6

Can the previous owner get back in?

Accepted Answer

Not once you complete the rotation checklist — new password, new recovery email, new 2FA seed and revoked sessions and API keys. Do this inside the inspection window, not later.

Question 7

Do accounts come with funds on them?

Accepted Answer

No. Listings are sold empty. Fund the account yourself after you have fully secured it.

Question 8

Is buying an account allowed?

Accepted Answer

Most providers prohibit account transfers in their terms of service, and some jurisdictions restrict it further. Read the provider's terms and take your own legal advice before purchasing — you carry that risk.

Question 9

What happens if the provider restricts the account?

Accepted Answer

Within the stated replacement window, and where the restriction is not caused by your own activity, you receive a like-for-like replacement or a refund.

Question 10

Do you sell accounts under someone else's identity?

Accepted Answer

This is a demonstration storefront and no live inventory is sold. In a real deployment you should never operate an account under another person's identity — request entity or business listings you can legitimately control.

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