Buying a game account, explained
These pages answer the questions people ask before they buy — what actually transfers ownership, what the real risks are, and what to check in a listing. No sales pitch; if something about a purchase is worth worrying about, it is named here.
Is buying a RAID account safe?
What actually happens when you buy a RAID: Shadow Legends account, what the real risks are, and how to check an account before you pay.
Rebinding a Plarium account
Step-by-step: how to take ownership of a Plarium account email after purchase, in the right order, and the mistake that permanently locks people out.
Shard starter accounts explained
How shard starter accounts work in RAID: Shadow Legends, what you actually receive, and when a starter is the better buy than a developed roster.
Genshin AR explained
Adventure Rank, server region and account binding explained for anyone buying a Genshin Impact account — and what to check before paying.
Honkai: Star Rail buying guide
How to read a Honkai: Star Rail listing — AR, server, Light Cones and eidolons — and which type of account fits which player.
Pokémon GO buying guide
Login type, level, region and what actually gets Pokémon GO accounts flagged — the practical checklist before buying.
Rust account buying guide
What matters in a Rust Steam account — hours, skins, VAC status and email access — and what to verify before paying.
Pokémon TCG Pocket buying guide
How Pokémon TCG Pocket account transfers actually work, why the Transfer ID is the only thing that matters, and what to do in the first five minutes after you buy.
Dragon Ball Legends buying guide
How Dragon Ball Legends account transfers work, why the Bandai Namco ID decides whether the account is really yours, and what the price range actually reflects.
Watcher of Realms buying guide
Watcher of Realms accounts come with a Plarium login. What that means for ownership, what the price range reflects, and the one check to make first.
Pokémon GO account value explained
Why Pokémon GO accounts range from a few dollars to several hundred, which numbers drive the price, and how to tell whether a listing is worth it.
Pokémon TCG Pocket value explained
Why Pokémon TCG Pocket accounts range from a few dollars to nearly fifty, what the collection is really worth, and when a cheap account is the better buy.
PUBG account buying guide
What actually matters when buying a PUBG account: the Steam login behind it, ban history, and why the skin list is the last thing to look at.
Zenless Zone Zero buying guide
Which characters and W-Engines move the price of a Zenless Zone Zero account, why the HoYoverse email is the whole purchase, and what delivery looks like.
Mobile Legends buying guide
Why Mobile Legends accounts cost what they do, what the bound social login means for ownership, and the checks worth making before paying.
League of Legends buying guide
What a League of Legends account is worth, why Riot treats transfers differently from most publishers, and the checks that actually matter.
How delivery works
What happens between payment and playing: delivery timing, what you receive, and what the lifetime warranty actually covers.
RAID account buying guide
What actually decides whether a RAID: Shadow Legends account is worth its price — champions, resources, faction depth — and the one step that makes it truly yours.
RAID champion tiers explained
What Mythical, Legendary, Epic and Rare actually mean in RAID: Shadow Legends, why tier lists disagree, and how rarity and faction affect what an account is worth.
Looking for an account instead?
The catalog covers RAID: Shadow Legends, Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, Pokémon GO, Rust and more — or start with a shard starter account.
