Comparing gaming accounts: a checklist

Confirm the contents

Record game, region, server, class, level and equipment. Separate permanent items from temporary benefits. Screenshots can be old or show excluded items. Ask for a current, clear description of what is actually included.

Understand what is offered

Login access, a game licence and a character are different things. Check whether the game’s terms allow a transfer. Changing an email address alone does not prove lasting access or permission to transfer. CritLoot promises neither ban immunity nor guaranteed transferability.

Protect your details

An initial inquiry needs only your preferred server, class, level, edition and equipment. Never include passwords, recovery codes or payment information. Compare equivalent offers and clarify remaining questions. For Minecraft, check whether the product is a licence or account access; consider an official purchase if the terms remain unclear. Own account sales are not enabled here yet.

A screenshot is not a complete offer

Before comparing, list what is explicitly included. A class name or level is not enough when equipment, region or access rights differ. Mark each item as confirmed in the description, merely visible in an image or still unknown. A price comparison only makes sense once those differences are clear. Do not request somebody else’s login details for an initial inquiry or send your own. The table helps organise questions; it confirms neither an available account nor permission to transfer one.

• Put preferences in the local list, never passwords, recovery codes or payment documents.
• Separate temporary benefits from permanently included items.
• For Minecraft, distinguish account access from a game licence. Clarify open conditions before any real transaction.