Accounts

Handing over an account is the riskiest trade on the internet: the moment credentials are sent, nothing but goodwill stops the other side from disappearing or pulling the account back. This is the case escrow was built for. Your payment sits with DealsFixers while the transfer is completed and checked — recovery email and phone changed, two-factor moved to your device, the previous owner removed — and is released only once you confirm it. For a large or complicated handover, a moderated deal room, where a human dealer watches the whole exchange, is usually the better route.

What people trade in Accounts

• Established social accounts, pages and channels
• Monetised accounts and creator-programme access
• Business, workspace and payment-platform accounts
• Hosting, VPS and RDP access

However you buy, the protection is the same: your payment sits in escrow, the seller delivers, and the money moves only when you approve. If you would rather read the whole flow first, see how it works and what it costs.