Account Safety Check
Eight questions that decide whether a digital account you are about to buy can be taken back by its previous owner. Works for any seller on any platform — we are not asking you to buy from us to use it.
A seller who answers all eight in writing is a seller worth buying from. One who will not is telling you something before you have paid.
Why these eight and not others
Almost nobody loses money on this market because they overpaid. They lose it because they bought an account the original owner could still recover — and recovery usually lands after the platform's protection window has closed.
Every check below maps to one real recovery path: the registration email, the recovery phone, two-factor, linked payment, purchase history, region locks, prior bans, and what happens once escrow releases. Price tells you nothing about any of them.
Frequently asked questions
Does this send my answers anywhere?
No. The whole check runs in your browser, there is no form submission, no account, and nothing is stored. Close the tab and it is gone.
Does a low score mean the seller is a scammer?
No — it means the account has open recovery paths. Plenty of honest sellers list accounts with a linked phone number or original email simply because they never removed them. The score tells you what to ask about, not who to trust.
Can I use this for a seller who is not ACC2BUY?
Yes, that is the point. The eight checks apply to any marketplace, any forum trade, and any direct seller — including us. If we cannot answer them, hold us to the same standard.
What is the single most important one?
The registration email. If the account is tied to an address you do not control, every other protection is one password reset away from being irrelevant.