Can a seller pull back a PUBG Mobile account after selling if they have original Google Play GPA receipts?

The Hard Truth: Yes, But Only If You Don't Take These 3 Counter-Measures

Krafton's recovery bot prioritizes the **first 3 historical purchase receipts** to determine the original owner if an account is claimed as 'hacked'. If an unverified seller holds these receipts, they could theoretically file an automated claim.

How 217G Escrow Completely Eliminates This Risk: 1. **Mandatory Handover of Historical GPA Receipts**: When purchasing through 217G Verified Escrow, the seller is contractually required to provide full screenshots of their Google Play / Apple ID purchase history (including GPA numbers). 2. **Immediate In-App Purchase by the Buyer**: As soon as you receive the account credentials: - Make a minimum purchase (e.g., 60 UC pack for ~$0.99) using your own personal Google Play or Apple ID account. - Save your transaction receipt (GPA.xxxx). - This registers your payment profile and billing address as the latest active transactor in Tencent's database. 3. **CNIC & Identity Verification**: All 217G sellers undergo CNIC / national identity verification. If any seller attempts an unauthorized claim, their payout is frozen and legal/police action is initiated under the 217G Buyer Protection Guarantee.