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Your money moves out of your balance and is held by Playerspuff for the trade - it is not sent to the seller. It only reaches them once you have the account, the credentials have been rotated to you, and you confirm access. If the deal is stopped during the trial period you agreed, all of it comes back to you.

Stop the deal. Inside the trial period every penny returns to you. After it, the money is split evenly between both sides - that is deliberate, because by then the seller has usually done part of the work and neither of you can prove the rest from the outside. Agree a trial period long enough to check the account really works before it ends.

Good accounts sell within hours, so Pro members get first look - that is the whole of what Pro is. A free account still sees every new listing appear the moment it is posted and can read the title, but the platform, price, description and photos open up after 12 hours. Selling is open to everyone either way.

Every member has a public profile showing how long they have been here, what else they have listed, and their escrow record - how many deals they completed and how many were stopped part-way. Take the trade through escrow and you are protected whatever the profile says.

Listing is free at the moment. There is no commission on the sale itself. If you settle through escrow, the escrow fee is 3% on $100 and above, or a flat $3 below that, and it is paid by whoever is sending the money - so as a seller you receive the full agreed amount.

Freelance platforms like Upwork, Fiverr and Toptal; AI training platforms like Outlier, Mindrift and DataAnnotation; payment platforms like PayPal, Payoneer and Wise; professional networks like LinkedIn and GitHub; seller accounts on Amazon, eBay and Etsy; social accounts including Instagram, TikTok and X; and game accounts on Steam, Minecraft and the rest. Bank accounts, and any stolen, hacked or compromised account, are never allowed.

No. You set them once on your account - Telegram, WhatsApp, email, WeChat or any of the others - and every listing you post uses them. Change one and all your listings follow. At least one is required before you can post, because a listing nobody can answer is no use to anybody.

Only signed-in members. They are never in the public page, never in the Telegram announcement, and never in what a search engine or a scraper can read. Your email address is never shown to anyone at all.

Immediately. It goes on the marketplace the moment you post it and is announced to the Telegram group within a second or so, with the title, category, price and a link. Pro members can open it straight away; everyone else sees the full listing after 12 hours.

Everything runs on your Playerspuff credit balance. Top it up with Bitcoin or USDT on the Ethereum network (ERC-20), then spend it on listings, Pro membership and escrow. To take money out, request a withdrawal and it goes back out the same two ways.

Requests are paid by hand every Monday between 08:00 and 10:00 UTC. The minimum withdrawal is $10 and there is a $1 network fee on top, so the smallest request is $11. You will need a Bitcoin or USDT (ERC-20) address.

Pro is $5 for 30 days, paid from your credit balance. It does not auto-renew and there is nothing to cancel - it simply ends, and you buy another period when you want one.

No. Agree the deal wherever you found each other - here, Telegram, anywhere. Escrow is only where the money sits while you carry it out, so neither side has to trust the other first. You set an amount, a trial period and a term, and both sides accept before anything is held.

Four outcomes, and which one applies depends on the clock rather than on who pressed the button. The payer releases: all of it goes to the receiver. The term runs out: all of it goes to the receiver automatically. Either side stops it during the trial period: all of it returns to the payer. Either side stops it after the trial period: it is split evenly.

Yes. An escrow deal needs only the other member's email address - there does not have to be a listing behind it. Both sides need a Playerspuff account and the payer needs the amount plus the fee in their balance.

Bank accounts and anything financial-institution-like. Any account that was stolen, hacked, phished or bought with someone else's payment details. Accounts belonging to somebody who has not agreed to the sale. Payment-card or identity data of any kind. Contact details in a listing title - that gets the account blocked, because it routes the trade around escrow and puts the handle in front of every scraper on the internet.

Sign-in stops, every open session ends, and the account's live listings are removed. The account itself, its balance and its history are kept - deleting it would destroy the record if the decision is ever disputed. If you think it was a mistake, contact support.

Often, yes. Most platforms' terms restrict transferring or selling an account, and doing so can get it suspended by them. That risk sits with the buyer and the seller, not with Playerspuff. Escrow protects you from the other party, not from the platform whose account it is.