Not legit. Someone always takes the account back
I bought an account from them in August 2022 and it worked great for a year. After a year almost to the exact date, the account was taken back by some mysterious owner that they couldn't find. They offered me a replacement account: #9R809988. The replacement accounts progression was behind the original account so I lost time and money. After about 4 months, another mysterious user accessed the new replacement account despite me changing the email and activating account protection. They assured me that was impossible but it's obviously not. I wouldn't recommend this service, it's not worth the headache to keep switching the accounts they give you. Just work on building your own account. Order ID: 22006
By Elias M.
Response from Grindswap· May 21, 2024
Hey Elias MacKay, The first account that you had issues with like you said we replaced with a different one even though we could never prove and were never convinced that the issue was in our end but to stay true to our warranty we did it. When you contacted us about the second account we then went back to check what was going on with the first account and noticed that it was in an Indian clan which is something we have nothing to do with (same thing happened with the second account too). When you emailed us a few days ago we checked your accounts again and the first account is back in a US clan? Accounts don't just change hands like that. We're not going to claim anything since there's no way for us to prove what happened with the account, whether it was hacked or maybe you sold it to someone else and now you want it back but one thing is for sure that the issue has nothing to do with us. I am really sorry that this happened to you but there's nothing more we can do. When we sent you the account information of the second account, we asked you to activate account protection and change the email of the account (which you confirmed that you did) so that nothing like this could happen again unless you sold the account yourself or you were hacked (in the email that you linked to it yourself) and they logged in on the account but still you could not have lost access to it since it's tied to your phone number and yet you claim that it did.