Screenshots come from the seller. Check the account yourself in the deal chat before you confirm receipt; the money stays in escrow until you do.
Price
$200.00
Held in escrow until you confirm
Funds held safely in escrow until you confirm receipt. If anything goes wrong, open a dispute and a moderator will intervene.
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Every message is scanned for scams. Off-platform payment requests are blocked automatically.
Your payment stays held by EPICSWP until you confirm. Check each of these on the live account first, and if anything doesn't match, open a dispute instead of confirming.
Meta's Community Standards ban buying and selling accounts, and Meta can disable an account it finds was sold. Escrow protects your payment from the seller. It can't stop Meta.
About this listing
The seller's price is $200.00. EPICSWP adds a 6% escrow fee on top, which is shown on the listing before you pay, so the total is worked out for you at checkout. Nothing else is charged on top.
The seller has declared 40,200 followers. Check it yourself before confirming receipt: ask for a live screen share of the account's own analytics, because a screenshot can be edited. Your payment stays in escrow until you confirm, so if the figure does not match you can open a dispute and a moderator reviews it.
The seller states delivery within 1-3 days. That clock starts once your payment is confirmed and held in escrow. If the seller doesn't deliver, you keep your money, because it is only released when you confirm you have what was described.
Do not confirm receipt. Open a dispute from the transaction page while your payment is still held in escrow. A moderator reads the deal chat and the evidence from both sides and decides the outcome, which can mean the full amount goes back to you.
No, and you should treat any such request as a warning sign. Paying outside the platform removes escrow entirely: there is no held payment, no dispute process and no recourse if the instagram is never delivered. Off-platform payment requests are against the rules and can be reported from the deal chat.
The buyer pays the seller's price plus the 6% escrow fee, and EPICSWP holds the money. The seller hands the account over, the buyer checks it and confirms receipt, and only then is the seller paid.
The methods offered at checkout. Payments can't be reversed once made, which protects sellers from chargeback fraud.
Either side can open a dispute before the buyer confirms receipt. A moderator looks at the deal chat and the evidence from both sides and decides who gets the money.
Listing is free. The buyer pays the 6% escrow fee on each deal, and sellers pay a 3% fee when they withdraw from their EPICSWP wallet.
It is held in escrow from the moment you pay, and it moves only when the buyer confirms receipt or a moderator decides a dispute.