Verify the Seller, Not Just the Account

A trustworthy seller has a checkable history: completed trades, consistent identity across platforms, and a willingness to be verified. Check how long the seller has traded, whether their past buyers report clean transfers, and whether their inventory claims match what they show live. A seller with no history is not automatically a scammer — but a seller with no history asking for full upfront payment is asking you to fund their anonymity.

Verify in this order: live inventory session (not screenshots), original email and phone control, willingness to use escrow, and agreement that payment releases only after you confirm full control. Watch the seller's behaviour during verification: patience and transparency are good signs, while rushing, secrecy, and changing terms mid-deal are not. Genuine sellers gain from verification because it justifies their price.

The red flags that should end a deal immediately are: refusal of live verification or escrow, pressure to pay off-platform, password-only handover offers, prices far below market with an expiring deadline, and stories that explain away every missing protection. Any one of these is enough to walk away. The account you skip is never the loss; the payment you cannot recover is.

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