Terms of sale

1. Scope and acceptance

These Terms of Sale (the “Terms”) govern your use of the 500accs website at www.500accs.com (the “Site”) and any purchase of a LinkedIn account and the infrastructure sold with it (the “Purchase”). 500accs (“we”, “us”, “our”) is the seller.

By using the Site, requesting a shortlist, or completing a Purchase, you agree to be bound by these Terms. If you do not agree, do not buy. If you are agreeing on behalf of a company or other legal entity, you represent that you have authority to bind it.

2. Definitions

• Buyer / you: the person or entity completing a Purchase.
• Account: the specific LinkedIn account identified in a Listing Summary and sold to you.
• Original Holder: the real person who created and held the Account and who signed the agreement transferring it.
• Listing Summary: the written description of an Account we give you before payment — country, audited account age, connection tier, industry, language and verification status. Full profile identifiers stay redacted until the Purchase completes.
• Purchase Price: the one-time amount confirmed in writing for a specific Account before you pay. Published tiers are on www.500accs.com/pricing.
• Transfer Dossier: the documents delivered with the Account — the notarized NFC passport scan, the signed transfer agreement, the chain-of-custody log and the proxy assignment record.
• Handover: delivery through an encrypted channel of the credentials, session cookies, recovery-email control, anti-detect browser profile, dedicated ISP residential proxy and Transfer Dossier.
• Verification Window: the 48 hours immediately following Handover, described in Section 7.
• NFC Verification: identity verification by reading the cryptographically signed chip of a government-issued passport, conforming to the ICAO 9303 standard.

3. Eligibility

To buy from us you must:

• Be at least 18 years of age and legally able to enter into binding contracts in your jurisdiction;
• Have authority to bind the entity (if any) on whose behalf you are buying;
• Not be located in a jurisdiction where the Purchase is prohibited by applicable law;
• Not be a person or entity subject to sanctions imposed by the United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom, or the United Nations.

We may decline or cancel an order at our discretion where we believe these requirements are not met. Where we cancel before Handover, we refund anything already paid.

4. What we sell

We sell individual LinkedIn accounts outright. A Purchase is a single transaction: you pay once, the Account and everything listed in Section 6 is handed to you, and there is no recurring fee, no renewal, no billing cycle and no term at the end of which the Account returns to us. We do not retain a licence to the Account, and we do not resell an Account that has been sold.

The dedicated static ISP residential proxy and the pre-built anti-detect browser profile are bundled into the Purchase Price and are not separately billed. A LinkedIn Sales Navigator or Premium subscription, where an Account carries one, is billed by LinkedIn on LinkedIn's own terms and is not part of what we sell.

We do not provide the LinkedIn platform itself, which is owned and operated by LinkedIn Corporation, a subsidiary of Microsoft Corporation. We are not affiliated with LinkedIn Corporation, and all LinkedIn trademarks remain the property of their respective owners. We cannot and do not promise that LinkedIn will permit any particular account or any particular use of it.

5. Ordering, price and payment

5.1 How an order is formed

You describe what you need; we send Listing Summaries of Accounts in stock; you select one. We confirm in writing which price tier that Account falls in before any money moves. A contract of sale forms when you pay the confirmed Purchase Price for a specific Account. Nothing on the Site is an offer capable of acceptance until we confirm the Account and its price to you in writing.

5.2 Price

Published tiers are set out at www.500accs.com/pricing. Prices are in United States Dollars and exclude taxes, which are your responsibility where local law imposes them. The Purchase Price is one-time. We do not charge a setup fee, a proxy fee or a management fee on top of it.

5.3 Payment methods

We accept card payment, bank transfer (US wire and SEPA) and stablecoin transfer (USDT, USDC) for buyers in regions where card payments are restricted.

5.4 Refunds

Because a Purchase transfers a specific Account and its credentials, the sale is final once the Verification Window in Section 7 has closed. Before and during that window, Sections 7 and 8 set out when we replace an Account and when we refund it. If we cannot deliver an Account you have paid for, we refund the Purchase Price in full.

6. Handover and delivery

At Handover you receive, through an encrypted channel:

• The login email address and master password for the Account;
• Control of the recovery email address, so password-reset paths are in your hands and not ours;
• Current session cookies;
• The pre-built anti-detect browser profile;
• The dedicated static ISP residential proxy, country-matched to the Account, with its assignment record;
• The Transfer Dossier: the notarized NFC passport scan of the Original Holder, the signed agreement transferring the Account to you, and the chain-of-custody log.

You should change the master password immediately after Handover. We retain a copy of the delivered credentials only until the Verification Window closes, and only so that a replacement or recovery can be performed if it is needed during that window; after the window closes we delete our copy. Retention of the Original Holder's identity documents is governed by our privacy notice.

7. The 48-hour verification window

7.1 What it is

For 48 hours after Handover, you check that the Account is what the Listing Summary described and that it works: log in, import the browser profile, confirm the account age, the connection graph and the activity history, and confirm the proxy resolves in the stated country. This is the period in which we, and not you, carry the risk that the Account or its infrastructure fails on arrival.

7.2 What it covers

• An Account that is already restricted, checkpointed or unusable when you first log in;
• Credentials that do not work, or a recovery email that was not in fact transferred;
• A misconfigured or non-functioning proxy, or a fingerprint inconsistency in the profile we supplied;
• An Account whose age, connection tier, country or verification status materially differs from the Listing Summary you approved (see Section 8).

7.3 What it does not cover

• Restrictions that follow your own use — send volume above LinkedIn's limits, automation settings, message content, or complaints from recipients;
• Restrictions that follow changes you make, including changing the legal name or profile photograph (Section 10);
• Use of the Account outside the supplied anti-detect profile or proxy, or concurrent sessions from multiple locations;
• Outcomes of your outreach: acceptance rates, reply rates, meetings or revenue;
• Changes LinkedIn makes to its own rate limits, verification policy or detection systems.

7.4 How to claim

Tell us within the 48 hours, on any channel in Section 22, with the evidence you have — a screenshot of the restriction or checkpoint, the time of first login, and the client or tooling used. We acknowledge within one hour during business hours and within four hours overnight, and we tell you whether the claim is covered, and what we are doing about it, within 24 hours of that acknowledgement.

8. If the account is not as described

If, inside the Verification Window, the Account materially differs from the Listing Summary you approved — a different country, a materially lower account age, a connection count in a lower tier than the one you paid for, or verification status that is not what we stated — then at your election we will either:

• replace it with an Account matching the Listing Summary you approved, at no further charge; or
• refund the Purchase Price in full, against your return of the credentials and your undertaking not to access the Account afterwards.

The same election applies if an Account covered under Section 7.2 cannot be recovered and we cannot supply a comparable replacement. Where a difference is minor and does not change the tier — a job title described in different words, a connection count a few above or below a band edge — we will tell you plainly and, if you would rather have a different Account, exchange it.

Nothing in this section limits any non-waivable statutory right you have as a consumer in your own jurisdiction.

9. After the window

When the Verification Window closes, the Account is yours and it runs on your usage patterns. We no longer hold credentials for it, we cannot log into it, and we cannot recover it for you — the recovery email is in your control precisely so that you do not need us. The Transfer Dossier stays with you and is what you submit if LinkedIn later issues an identity challenge.

We do not monitor how you use an Account after sale, and we are not a party to your relationship with LinkedIn.

10. Identity, name and photograph

Every Account we sell belonged to a real, NFC-verified person who signed an agreement transferring it. The legal name and profile photograph correspond to that person's government identity document, which is why the passport scan in your Transfer Dossier can answer an identity challenge.

You may edit the headline, About section, experience entries and current city — the fields LinkedIn treats as user-editable. You may also change the name or the photograph, but if you do, the Account no longer matches the document in the Dossier, an identity challenge afterwards will likely fail, and Section 7.3 excludes the consequences from the Verification Window. We tell buyers this before purchase, and we repeat it here because it is the single most common way an otherwise good Account is lost.

You must not impersonate a real third party, hold the Account out as a person it is not, or use it to misrepresent your identity in a way that is unlawful in your jurisdiction or the recipient's.

11. Acceptable use

An Account you buy may be used for:

• B2B outreach within LinkedIn's technical rate limits;
• LinkedIn Sales Navigator and LinkedIn Recruiter activity, where a subscription is attached and paid for;
• Integration with third-party automation tooling (Expandi, Waalaxy, Dripify, HeyReach, LinkedHelper and equivalents) configured within LinkedIn's allowed activity volumes;
• Profile customisation on user-editable fields, subject to Section 10.

12. Prohibited use

You may not use the Site, or an Account bought from us, for:

• Activity that violates LinkedIn's User Agreement or Professional Community Policies, including spam, harassment, hate speech, or impersonation of public figures;
• Bulk unsolicited messaging in violation of CAN-SPAM, GDPR, CASL or comparable anti-spam law;
• Phishing, malware distribution, credential harvesting, or any form of fraud;
• Promotion of activity that is illegal in your jurisdiction or in the recipient's, including controlled substances, illicit financial products and sanctions evasion;
• Extracting or publishing the Original Holder's personal data from the Transfer Dossier for any purpose other than answering a LinkedIn identity challenge on the Account.

We may decline to sell to a buyer we believe intends prohibited use, and we may refuse future orders. Prohibited use after Handover is between you, LinkedIn and the authorities of the relevant jurisdiction; it also voids the Verification Window under Section 7.3.

13. Reselling an account you bought

You own the Account and may sell it on. The chain-of-custody log in the Transfer Dossier is designed to travel with it, and we ask that you record the transfer in it so the next holder inherits an unbroken record. We are not a party to that sale, give no warranty to the person you sell to, and provide no support to them. Do not represent a resale as a purchase from 500accs.

14. Intellectual property

Site content, branding, copy and code are the intellectual property of 500accs or its licensors. You may not reproduce, redistribute or create derivative works without written permission.

The Original Holder retains their moral and personal rights in their own likeness, biography and personal data. What transfers to you is the Account and the documents evidencing the transfer, for use on LinkedIn — not a right to use that person's identity elsewhere.

15. Confidentiality

Each party keeps confidential the non-public information the other discloses in the course of a Purchase, including Listing Summaries, negotiated pricing, credentials and the contents of the Transfer Dossier. This survives completion of the sale.

16. Disclaimers

Accounts are sold as they are, on the basis of the Listing Summary you approved and the remedies in Sections 7 and 8. We make no warranty that LinkedIn will keep any account active, that platform rules will not change, or that a given account will withstand a given volume of activity.

We do not warrant any outcome from your outreach, including acceptance rates, reply rates, meetings booked, pipeline or revenue.

17. Limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, our aggregate liability arising out of or in connection with a Purchase shall not exceed the Purchase Price paid for the Account giving rise to the claim.

We are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages, including loss of profits, pipeline, leads, data or business reputation, arising from your use of an Account or of the Site.

18. Indemnification

You agree to indemnify and hold 500accs harmless from third-party claims, losses or damages arising out of your use of an Account after Handover in breach of these Terms, including claims relating to spam, defamation, harassment, impersonation, or breach of applicable data-protection law in your outreach.

19. Changes to these terms

We may update these Terms. The version in force for a Purchase is the version published on the date you paid, and we keep the date and version number at the top of this page for that reason. Changes do not apply retroactively to a completed Purchase.

20. Disputes and governing law

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware, United States, without regard to its conflict of laws principles. Any dispute shall be resolved by binding arbitration in Delaware, except that either party may seek injunctive relief in any court of competent jurisdiction to protect intellectual property or confidential information.

Buyers in the European Union and the United Kingdom retain all mandatory consumer-protection rights available under their local law, which this clause does not affect.

21. Miscellaneous

These Terms are the entire agreement between you and 500accs regarding a Purchase. If any provision is held unenforceable, the rest remains in force. Our failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver of it. You may not assign these Terms without our written consent; ownership of an Account you have bought is transferable under Section 13.

22. Contact

For any question about these Terms, or to make a claim under Section 7 or 8: