The Grand Mafia Account Seller Checklist

Write a precise account description

State the current account details, not the upgrades you hope to complete later. A useful title identifies the troop tier, VIP level and a distinguishing feature supported by screenshots. Avoid an overloaded title with unrelated buyer keywords.

In the description, separate completed upgrades from ongoing investment. Explain the current city, relevant restrictions and what is included. Do not promise a particular combat outcome or describe a near-T5 account as an unlocked T5 account.

Prepare screenshots without exposing access

Capture readable, recent in-game screens. Use the same account and current setup throughout. Remove login addresses, recovery codes, payment details and other sensitive information before uploading. Do not alter images in a way that changes the apparent stats.

• Account overview and city information.
• Troop unlock and investment screens.
• VIP level and relevant enforcers.
• Gear and the setup used for any quoted combat statistics.
• A clear note explaining incomplete upgrades or restrictions.

Set an asking price with evidence

Compare similar available accounts and any completed sales whose final prices are known. Your historical spending is not a guaranteed resale value. Allow for fees and payout conditions when estimating what you would receive.

Submit an email address you can access so you can receive status updates. Submission is a request for review; it does not guarantee approval, a buyer or a sale date. Keep your listing accurate while it is pending and after publication.

Document the handover before accepting a deal

Confirm the payment recipient, fees, release conditions and payout method with on-site support. Ask which bindings can be changed and what evidence is needed to confirm completion. Keep the account code and agreed terms in the conversation record.

Do not give a prospective buyer passwords or one-time codes simply to demonstrate the account. Review the publisher’s account-transfer restrictions before proceeding; marketplace approval is not publisher permission.