Screenshots matched the locker exactly. Email change went through in ten minutes, with no pushback from support.
Steam accounts with Call of Duty
Call of Duty is checked against the account data before the listing goes live, not taken from the seller's description. What else is on the account differs from listing to listing — the card states it in full.
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368 listings match this slice. Median $50.12, with most between $29.10 and $111.13.
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Which Call of Duty games are on these accounts?
Mostly the 2009–2017 entries: Modern Warfare 2 and 3, Black Ops, Black Ops II and III, WWII. Each card lists the exact titles; 'Multiplayer' entries are the separate multiplayer apps Steam lists for the older games.
Are the old Call of Duty games still playable online?
Yes — through Steam matchmaking where it still runs and through community servers for the older ones. Population varies by game and time of day; the 2009 Modern Warfare 2 and Black Ops II keep the most.
Do the newer Call of Duty games come with the account?
Only if they are listed. Entries from 2022 on are tied to an Activision account linked to Steam; the card says whether that login is included. Older entries need nothing but the Steam account.
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Pulled Renegade Raider on the second chest. The odds were exactly what the card showed before checkout.
Escrow made the difference for me. The payment was released only after I logged in and changed everything.
The named item was there as promised and the rest of the locker was better than I expected for the price.
The seller answered in two minutes at midnight and walked me through the email swap step by step.
Ordered four chests and two had the season-three items I actually wanted. Delivery was immediate.
Bought at 3am and the credentials were in my dashboard before I finished making coffee. No email ping-pong.
The first account had a login issue and support swapped it in four minutes. The warranty is not decoration.
Screenshots matched the locker exactly. Email change went through in ten minutes, with no pushback from support.
Pulled Renegade Raider on the second chest. The odds were exactly what the card showed before checkout.
Escrow made the difference for me. The payment was released only after I logged in and changed everything.
The named item was there as promised and the rest of the locker was better than I expected for the price.
The seller answered in two minutes at midnight and walked me through the email swap step by step.
Ordered four chests and two had the season-three items I actually wanted. Delivery was immediate.
Bought at 3am and the credentials were in my dashboard before I finished making coffee. No email ping-pong.
The first account had a login issue and support swapped it in four minutes. The warranty is not decoration.
The seller answered in two minutes at midnight and walked me through the email swap step by step.
Ordered four chests and two had the season-three items I actually wanted. Delivery was immediate.
Bought at 3am and the credentials were in my dashboard before I finished making coffee. No email ping-pong.
The first account had a login issue and support swapped it in four minutes. The warranty is not decoration.
Screenshots matched the locker exactly. Email change went through in ten minutes, with no pushback from support.
Pulled Renegade Raider on the second chest. The odds were exactly what the card showed before checkout.
Escrow made the difference for me. The payment was released only after I logged in and changed everything.
The named item was there as promised and the rest of the locker was better than I expected for the price.
The seller answered in two minutes at midnight and walked me through the email swap step by step.
Ordered four chests and two had the season-three items I actually wanted. Delivery was immediate.
Bought at 3am and the credentials were in my dashboard before I finished making coffee. No email ping-pong.
The first account had a login issue and support swapped it in four minutes. The warranty is not decoration.
Screenshots matched the locker exactly. Email change went through in ten minutes, with no pushback from support.
Pulled Renegade Raider on the second chest. The odds were exactly what the card showed before checkout.
Escrow made the difference for me. The payment was released only after I logged in and changed everything.
The named item was there as promised and the rest of the locker was better than I expected for the price.
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Every listing carries the full locker upfront, checkout runs inside the platform, and credentials land in your dashboard the moment payment confirms. Nothing is arranged with the seller off-site.
Two kinds of listing live on this page. Unique account is one exact account from a verified seller — you see what you buy. Random account and named come from the house pool: the guaranteed part is stated, the rest is chance.
Steam accounts whose library names a Call of Duty — any entry from the 2009 Modern Warfare 2 to Black Ops III and WWII, read from the listing title by the game's name. The title lists the first several games of a library, so this shelf is a floor: every account here has at least one, and the exact entries are on the card.
The most common ones on our shelf are the old multiplayer entries: Modern Warfare 2 (2009) and its multiplayer, Black Ops II multiplayer, Modern Warfare 3 multiplayer, the first Black Ops. Those are also the ones the search is usually about.
Because the old ones still have players and no longer have a sensible price. Modern Warfare 2 from 2009, Black Ops II, Black Ops III and MW3 keep populated lobbies on PC through Steam and through community servers, and the games themselves were never discounted the way the rest of Steam was — Activision kept them at or near full price for a decade. An account that bought two or three of them in a Steam sale years ago holds a library that would cost more than the account today.
The other reason is the account's history in the game: prestige levels, unlocks and, for Black Ops III, the Zombies progress and the maps bought as DLC, which stay with the Steam account. Newer entries — Modern Warfare II and III from 2022 on — run through the Activision account linked to Steam, so for those check on the card whether the Activision login comes with the account; for the pre-2019 games the Steam account is all there is.
Everything Steam-side is as on the [main Steam shelf](/steam/all): full access with the email, ban status on the card, the account's region. If the game you want is a specific one, the [Black Ops II](/steam/black-ops-2), [Black Ops III](/steam/black-ops-3) and [Modern Warfare 2](/steam/modern-warfare-2) shelves narrow this one down.






















