Buying and Selling Safely
How account sales go wrong, and why dealing with a single counterparty removes it. What transfers, what we verify, and who operates the site.
Account sales go wrong in a small number of predictable ways. Here is what each one is, and why buying from us or selling to us removes it.
The problem with two strangers
In a private sale or on a marketplace, somebody has to go first. If the seller transfers first, the buyer can simply not pay. If the buyer pays first, the seller can disappear, or hand over access and reclaim the account days later using a recovery email the buyer never controlled.
Most of the horror stories in this market come down to that single problem.
How we remove it
There is only ever one counterparty, and it is us.
- Selling to us: we make the offer, and we pay you the same day you accept. You are not waiting on a stranger’s good intentions, and you are not transferring anything on the promise that money will follow.
- Buying from us: you are buying something we already own and have already checked. There is no third party seller who can vanish mid transfer or reclaim the account afterwards.
The transfer itself
Whichever side you are on, the handover moves all three things, not just the password:
- The login.
- The recovery email.
- The recovery phone, plus any two factor method.
A transfer that leaves the old recovery details in place is not a transfer, it is a loan. This is the single most common way a private deal unravels weeks after everyone thought it had closed.
What we verify before we buy
- Proof of ownership, before any offer is made.
- Statistics read from the native analytics, not from screenshots.
- Account standing: no suspensions, strikes or pending appeals.
- Growth history, because bought followers surface in the audience data.
Discretion
We do not name sellers, we do not name buyers, and we do not publish completed deals. For an account built around a person, that discretion is part of what protects the value.
Who you are dealing with
ViralAccounts.com is operated by VEYYO LP, a Canadian limited partnership, trading since 2010.