The objective of this rule is to ensure fairness for all sellers. It applies universally across all games and aims to create a streamlined and competitive marketplace that benefits both sellers and buyers.
Core Rule
Each seller is allowed to post only one offer per unique product.
What is a unique product
A unique product is defined by the key traits that make up most of the offer's value. These include, but aren't limited to:
Level
Items
Skins
Rank
Currency
For example, a level 50 character in Game X with Item Y is 1 unique product. Listing the same character again with slightly different consumables or cosmetics counts as a duplicate, unless those changes significantly affect its value.
How to list your offers
Be accurate and honest. Describe your product in detail and truthfully. Satisfied buyers are more likely to come back.
Avoid variations of the same product. Rephrased descriptions or small differences in currency, consumables, or skins don't make a separate offer unless they significantly change the value.
Bundle similar products. Group products with minor differences into 1 offer with clear pricing.
What counts as rule manipulation
Violations include, but aren't limited to:
Posting slightly changed versions of the same product, such as the same account listed several times with minor cosmetic or wording changes
Creating offers with misleading differences, such as listing 0.3 billion and 300 million as separate offers for the same account
Creating offers with no meaningful difference, such as a League of Legends account with 40K Blue Essence and the same account with 40.5K
These behaviors give some sellers more visibility than others, clutter the marketplace, and make offers harder for buyers to trust.
Penalties
Breaking this rule can lead to these penalties:
Violation | Penalty |
1st | Warning or warning suspension |
2nd | Temporary account suspension (e.g., 24 hours) |
3rd | Lower offer limit |
Any after that | Permanent account ban |
Intentionally getting around the rule, such as exploiting loopholes, can lead to an immediate permanent suspension.
Why These Behaviors Are Harmful
Unfair Advantage: Sellers gain disproportionate visibility over others.
Marketplace Clutter: Duplicate listings make it harder for buyers to navigate.
Buyer Frustration: Confusing or misleading offers reduce trust and satisfaction.
Report a duplicate offer
To report offers that break this rule, open live chat and:
Select I am buying, or I am selling.
Select I want to report a violation.
Select Misleading or prohibited listings and follow the prompts.
We review every report as quickly as possible.
Keep in mind:
Reports should not be made for competitive gain.
If you’re unsure whether a listing violates the rules, it likely doesn't.
Thank you for helping us keep our marketplace environment fair!
FAQs
Q: What if I have two accounts with the same level but different skins?
A: Each account is considered a unique product as long as skins are a key selling point.
Q: If my account has multiple key selling points, and one of them is different while the others remain the same, is it considered a duplicate listing?
A: No, it would not be considered a duplicate if the differing key selling point significantly impacts the account’s overall value. However, minor differences that do not substantially change the offer's worth would still count as duplicates.
Q: How do I list Smurf accounts without violating the duplication rule?
A: It depends on the offer’s key selling point, examples:
If skins are the focus, different skins will make the accounts unique.
If in-game currency is the focus, a substantially different amount of currency will make the accounts unique.
Q: If I have an account with male or female characters, although other selling points remain the same, does that count as a violation of the duplication rule?
A: No, it does not count as a duplication rule violation, as a buyer might have a preference for having female or male characters in the account, making it a selling point.
Q: If I have two different stocks of accounts that are gold rank this season and gold rank last season, do they count as duplicates?
A: No, you may list these offers as unique accounts as long as it is clearly described in the title and description.
Q: What about bulk offers? While there is no bulk purchase system in place, are we allowed to list bulk offers of the same accounts?
A: Yes, you are allowed to list bulk offers with different numbers of accounts.
Q: What is considered a minor inventory change? If my account has 50 million and another has 100 million, does that count as too small of an inventory change?
A: If this change has no or too little of an impact on the price of the account you are going to list, it would be considered a duplicate offer.
Q: What if one of my accounts is Silver 1 and another Silver 2, can I list them as unique accounts?
A: Yes, you can list them as unique accounts; the key selling point is different, which makes the offer itself unique as well.
A general guideline: If your product can be classified as a buyer's preference (ie., preference of skins) or inventory with a reasonable price difference, it can be listed under unique accounts.
Final Thoughts
This policy ensures a cleaner, fairer, and more efficient marketplace for everyone. We encourage sellers to focus on quality over quantity and to list their products responsibly. Thank you for contributing to a better marketplace experience!
If any of your questions or concerns were not covered, please contact our customer support team, and we will add them to our FAQ section.