The Grand Mafia Account Buyer Checklist

Define the account you actually need

Start with your budget and intended play style. Decide which troop unlocks, VIP level, gear and enforcers matter to you. Do not buy based only on influence or a label such as whale or raid leader.

Compare several listings and keep the account code in every support conversation. Ask which details are checked by the marketplace and which are supplied by the seller. A verification label should not replace reviewing the evidence yourself.

Check the listing against current evidence

Request screenshots from the current account, with enough context to compare its identity and relevant screens. Old event reports may describe a different setup. A screenshot of investments toward T5 is not the same as proof of an unlocked T5 account.

• Match the account identity, city and current influence to the listing.
• Check troop unlocks, VIP, gear, enforcers and investment progress.
• Ask about migration eligibility and city limitations.
• Confirm whether anything changed after the listing screenshots were taken.
• Document missing evidence before discussing a payment.

Agree on the payment and release conditions

Ask support to confirm the price, currency, fees, payment recipient, handover steps and the event that releases funds. Read the buyer and refund policies before payment. Keep those conditions in the chat record instead of relying on an informal promise.

Use support opened from the website itself. An unsolicited social-media message claiming to be an agent is not proof of identity. Never send banking passwords, authentication codes or unnecessary personal documents to a seller.

Review bindings and recovery access

Before a handover, ask which email, platform and recovery methods are connected to the account and which can actually be changed. Follow only transfer steps that are supported by the relevant platform. Check access using the agreed process and document unresolved bindings before confirming completion.

Neither a successful login nor an escrow payment removes every risk of later recovery or publisher enforcement. If ownership, recovery access or transfer permission cannot be established, reconsider the transaction.