League of Legends

Buying or selling League of Legends accounts, boosting, or coaching can go smoothly, but it also attracts scammers. Whether you're a buyer hoping for a head start or a seller moving on from the game, knowing the warning signs and using proper protections keeps your money and your time safe.

Know the Red Flags

Most scams share the same patterns. Stay cautious when you see any of these:

• Pressure to act fast, with limited-time deals designed to rush you.
• Requests to pay outside a protected system, such as direct transfers or gift cards.
• Prices far below the norm, which usually signal stolen goods or no goods at all.
• Sellers who refuse to share details about an account or a coach's track record.
• Communication moved off-platform immediately, away from any record or oversight.

For accounts specifically, remember that an account's history and original ownership matter. An account that was recovered by its first owner can be lost after purchase, so transparency about how it was made is essential.

Why Escrow Matters

Escrow is the single most important protection in any player-to-player deal. Instead of paying a stranger directly and hoping they deliver, your payment is held by a neutral third party. The seller only receives the money once you confirm you've received what was promised. If something goes wrong, the funds aren't simply gone.

This arrangement protects both sides. Buyers don't pay into the void, and honest sellers get assurance that a confirmed delivery results in payment rather than a chargeback dispute.

Buying and Selling Safely

A few habits dramatically reduce your risk on any deal:

• Keep all communication and payment on one trusted platform with a record.
• Verify what's being offered before money changes hands.
• Document the agreement, including exactly what the price includes.
• For coaching or boosting, confirm the provider's experience and ask what the service covers.

AllMyGG's marketplace is built around these protections. It uses escrow with buyer protection, and the team reviews listings before they go live, which filters out many bad-faith offers before they ever reach you. That combination gives both buyers and sellers a safer place to trade than informal channels.

No system removes the need for common sense, so trust your instincts. If a deal feels off, walk away. Patience and a protected transaction will always beat a rushed bargain that puts your account or your money at risk.