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Securing a bought account

Just wondering if anyone has any tips of securing an account after buying one on a site like player auctions: - i have changed the email and pass but is there anything else i can do?
I don't think there are many ways to secure it apart from that one. Is it hand leveled or bought?

The best solution to buy an account and secure it is from people like me who are selling their smurfs and got not time.
(Oct 7, 2018 11:16 AM)Marketista Wrote:  I don't think there are many ways to secure it apart from that one.  Is it hand leveled or bought?

The best solution to buy an account and secure it is from people like me who are selling their smurfs and got not time.

You can ask them to provide IP addresses which were accessed to play from account, location , town , city.
OG email , transaction IDs from payments he has done (if bought RP). 5 first champs or skins he bought.
If you get to know this, you have valid proof you are owner or make enough to ban his account in case he tries to pull it
There's nothing else you should do. I think that's enough.
That account is a ticking time bomb, sell it while you can.
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Was it botted or was it a cracked account?
There is no way to secure LoL accs, except if they provide you the REAL informations about it which would make you able to recover it through the support.

However, he could give away fake informations.
Otherwise, you can't secure it. I've myself lost about 10 accs from websites like this, none were verified by the original owner, yet I lost 90% of the accs I bought.

This also counts for websites that sells small smurfs accounts, except if botted, those are mostly always stolen accounts.
Like said above. Anyone with enough proofs can recover the account through the support system. You gotta trust the guy or sell it asap.
Buying accounts is a bad idea, should only be done for throway smurfs to boost people, not as a main account.
(Oct 7, 2018 11:19 AM)YuDoDisToMe Wrote:  You can ask them to provide IP addresses which were accessed to play from account, location , town , city.
OG email , transaction IDs from payments he has done (if bought RP). 5 first champs or skins he bought.
If you get to know this, you have valid proof you are owner or make enough to ban his account in case he tries to pull it

This is the best advice because this is what Riot looks for when you are trying to recover an account. Most important part is just getting the account connected with your personal email and you will be able to change the password.

Not trying to be negative, but there's a lot of cracking going on in the League community and there's always a chance the seller isn't the original owner.

Good luck! 👍
(Oct 18, 2018 10:55 AM)netpulse Wrote:  There is no way to secure LoL accs, except if they provide you the REAL informations about it which would make you able to recover it through the support.

However, he could give away fake informations.
Otherwise, you can't secure it. I've myself lost about 10 accs from websites like this, none were verified by the original owner, yet I lost 90% of the accs I bought.

This also counts for websites that sells small smurfs accounts, except if botted, those are mostly always stolen accounts.

Yikes. So you lost 90 percent of purchased accounts?
(Oct 20, 2018 07:56 PM)PerfectStorm Wrote:  Yikes. So you lost 90 percent of purchased accounts?

Yes, they all got recovered. Some pretty fast, some took like a month or two. (I even had some owners insulting me through their secondary acc before recovering it)

So over like lets say 10 accounts I bought, I only have one remaining atm. However, even after months, I still feel like I could lose it anytime.
(Oct 20, 2018 08:00 PM)netpulse Wrote:  Yes, they all got recovered. Some pretty fast, some took like a month or two. (I even had some owners insulting me through their secondary acc before recovering it)

So over like lets say 10 accounts I bought, I only have one remaining atm. However, even after months, I still feel like I could lose it anytime.

Sounds like it isnt worth bothering to me.
Secure both emails, remove all payment methods. add new current information that can be linked to you rather then himself.

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(Oct 20, 2018 08:35 PM)Nate Wrote:  Secure both emails, remove all payment methods. add new current information that can be linked to you rather then himself.

That wont help though. I have verified all my accs on my own mails aswell as removing everything linked to the owner, yet most of them went back to the owner.


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