Seller rules and safety

What the listing must be

Accurate. The email status, the float, the realm, the mode, the deadline — what the card says is what a dispute is judged against. A listing that overstates is sent back by moderation; one that is found to have misled after a sale is removed, and the order refunded from escrow.

What is not allowed

• Listing an account you do not control, or one whose original owner can recover it while the listing says otherwise.
• Asking the buyer to pay outside the marketplace, or to send a trade before the order is paid.
• Asking for a buyer's access in chat, or before payment, for a piloted boost.
• Reselling a buyer's credentials, or keeping a copy of a buyer's access after a boost.

What protects you

Escrow protects the seller too: a confirmed handover through escrow cannot be charged back later. The order record — the card, the chat, the delivery — is what a dispute is judged against, so a seller who delivered what the card said is in a strong position.

Two habits

Never deliver before the order shows as paid in your cabinet. Never deliver to details that are not on the order page. Every scam against sellers is one of these two dressed up.

The publisher

Most games forbid selling accounts, gold and boosts. Enforcement lands on the accounts involved, and escrow does not change that. Sell from accounts you can afford to lose.