Premade Account Sellers - Is supply significantly beyond demand?

Hi all,

Thought I'd start a discussion on something I think is quite interesting. These days it's clear to see that in the 07 account sales the section is dominated by a lot of sellers who are offering standardised accounts. In addition to this, within each section, there are clear "builds" which are extremely common to be sold (NMZ ready accounts as a prime example).

With the significant uptick in people participating in these kinds of account sales, at least from a casual observer, the number of accounts that are for sale outnumber the demand for these builds. If I want a 70 melees NMZ account I can hit up 10 people and probably receive almost the exact same quote from each seller.

So, is the market hypersaturated? Are people actually making a significant amount of sales? Is the model one that you think will persist? Interested in any insights people may have!

 

The market isn't hypersaturated, although some would make you believe people are using services to build accounts. It's likely the opposite due to the account builds that can be made in bulk by a few dedicated people. I think many out of Sythe people buy accounts from Sythe sellers, mainly for the variety of options and pricing. Once It comes down to trust, you are limited, but the possibilities are still excellent and competitive.

There are plenty of people who make a living from selling accounts or doing services, for example, although a lot are Venezuelan or similar there is still plenty of opportunity for those living in the US, for example, to do a profitable service at reasonable prices.

There is unlimited demand If It's priced reasonably and within market rates, spending many hours building an account for $30 may seem like slavery, once you figure out how to make 30+ at once it becomes more clear that it's a profitable venture.

 

Thanks for your reply! My line of thinking is that the market at the very least has the potential to be hypersaturated for the reasons you've stated. It's cheap to make accounts, it's easy to make a lot of them at once and the barrier to entry isn't overly high.

 

you are right there are A LOT of people who bulk make the same shitty account builds, 60/60/60 nmz ready melee etc.

quick little plug but i sell Supreme oldschool runescape accounts, check out my signature for all the different types i sell.

But basically I sell GOOD accounts that are mostly done (1 def pures, zerks, mains, level 3 SKILLERS).

my specialty is making unique accs that not many people have. obviously the 606060 nmz accs are EVERYWHERE so theres no point in me making them.

but the best part is I sell my UNIQUE GOOD accounts at even CHEAPER prices than everybody else. so it's like i'm shitting on the entire market (and i can pump them out decently quickly)

 

"Taking SERIOUS offers only, don't ask "how much" or "im interested"
These are Supreme Accounts. Don't expect a low price."

bullshit!

 

LOOOOL. okay to be fair those are Supreme LUXURY accounts.

the other accounts i sell are cheap as shit. (gmaulers, dclawers, zulrah accs, skillers, etc)

 

Yo lets turn this isn't an advertising/talking down on other sellers thread. I think the idea of selling very unique builds is a good one though! No need to take pot shots at others however

I'd be very interested from hearing from a large time seller who sells the more "generic" builds as to how well they are doing in the current market

 

I'd suggest that most accounts never sell. People are becoming more aware of the risks involved of buying accounts, so there's a lot less being sold than previously.

 

What risk would you be talking about? Recoveries? Because in terms of recovery stuff I think the "appeal" of a "professional" account seller is that they sell so much they would never recover - hence why they think they can increase their prices.

 

A lot of these accounts are used for botting and eventually banned.. therefore the demand is always there.

 

Well there are 2 types of accounts in the market
1.High price and close to no risk
2.Low price and most likely scam

For 1st type the market is quite healthy
2# has a huge overstock that is crashing their price to the point where there is very little profit unless you're upto something else, that's why their target market are clueless people.
That's why no one trusted will bother competing with these people because after being in the market for years you can already tell that most of these people offering ridiculously cheap price are just a scam in the making and history always repeats itself.

 

This is pretty solid.

 

You also have to keep in mind all the stakers there are in runescape buy a lot of nmz ready accounts in bulk (20-40+ accs at once) so these people kind of have to keep a big supply if they want big business like that. After that its all competition.

 

Buying from a reputable seller doesn't always work. I bought an account from accountwarehouse who have a good name in the business, 1 year later the account was recovered and I lost over 4.5B.
Best advice is to build your own account even If that includes using a bot / script.

 

wouldn't call them a reputable seller as all they do is resell accounts. There is nothing they can do to protect the buyer

 

They could have done a lot more than they did, account was hacked with the email reset and I found this out within a day.
I contacted them straight away trying to get help with recovery information as there was a bank pin on the account.
After the slow reply they said they where getting in contact with the original owner with help trying to unlock it.
I didn't want this because that was most likely the person who had taken the account in the first place so I asked them for all the information to go about it myself. They didn't want to give me this information, only after alot of emails and persistence did I get that information, only problem being was this was weeks after the account had been stolen and thus bank pin had been removed, account cleaned out on top of all my limits to recover the account exhausted.