Punishing Gray Raven

Punishing Grey Raven Accounts for Sale: Buying Safely

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The market for Punishing: Gray Raven (PGR) accounts is booming, but buying or selling comes with real risks. Here’s a 2025-ready guide for those who want to buy a powerful PGR account without falling prey to scams or bans.

Should You Buy Punishing: Gray Raven Accounts?

Risks to Know First:

  • Violates Terms: Like most gacha games, buying or selling an account is against PGR’s Terms of Service. Purchased accounts are at risk of permanent ban or data rollback.
  • No Guarantees: Even with positive seller reviews, recoveries, scams, or revoked ownership can occur after purchase.
  • Account Security: The original owner can often reclaim the account, especially if any linked email or third-party account (Facebook, Google, etc.) isn’t fully changed.

If you choose to buy, always use a secure middleman and follow safe practices.

Best Marketplaces for PGR Accounts

If you do proceed, use established trading platforms with buyer protection:

  • G2G — global, trusted marketplace with ratings, escrow, and support.
  • Z2U — has secure transactions and verification steps.
  • EpicNPC — account trading forums with reputation scores and middleman options.
  • FunPay— user marketplace with payment protections.
  • U7BUY— account specialists and customer support (Buying process tips).

Always avoid random social media DMs or too-good-to-be-true prices.

How to Buy PGR Accounts Safely

  1. Verify Details: Check construct ranks, resources, skins, and server region. If possible, ask for in-game screenshots and a live login video.
  2. Use Middlemen: Opt for trade guardians like EpicNPC Middleman or marketplace escrow where possible.
  3. Change All Logins:
    • Immediately bind the account to your own Google, Facebook, or email.
    • Remove or unlink all old seller accounts (Step-by-step guide).
    • Change associated emails/passwords.
  4. Avoid Pre-linked Insecure Accounts: If the seller won’t help you link fresh credentials, do not proceed.
  5. Document Everything: Keep chat logs, transaction receipts, and proof of delivery for future disputes.

Security & Aftercare

  • Don’t spend money until you confirm account ownership can be fully swapped.
  • Never pay with direct (irreversible) PayPal payments, bank transfers, or gift cards to strangers.
  • The safest way is always to play and grind your own: see why on Reddit community safety threads.

It’s possible to buy a strong Punishing: Gray Raven account safely, but always accept the risks and choose only the most reputable platforms. For most, the long-term satisfaction (and safety) comes from building your own, but if you must buy, be vigilant and use maximum buyer protection.

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