FIRST CONTACT ME Quitting the game thats why I am selling the acc Only selling it to a person who really intends to play and take good care of the account. After the payment (paypal recommended) I will send a .txt file to the email you will provide me with. You can comment down bellow the way you would like to talk, I do not own a discord
For security reasons I will not show the name of the account because It's not safe getting it out there while selling it (being banned off imvu risk), But I will show other details, not so much though because there aren't that many one letter accounts out there. My poorly covered account (changed layout and info by now for security reasons) : Screenshot by Lightshot
I am interested in what seems to be a 12-year-old account. When I have time, I would like to see if I can do more with an older account especially if grandfathered to keep me from having to have VIP in order to create. There's too many users, abusers, and self-centered backstabbers on imvu. I try to find real friends that will have my back just as I will have theirs. I will communicate in any way that you wish. Due to the different ways people wish to communicate, I now have discord that I do not use unless someone tells me to, but since you do not have discord, I also now have KiK that I am rarely on unless someone tells me that they wish to talk in that manner. I will give my KIK user name if you wish, or I will give you an email address for us to both chat and if you sell me the account, you will already have the email address. I will chat in whatever way works the best for you. My 1st personal account I opened about 7 years ago, but I have bought 1 11-year-old grandfathered account with AP for $50 and paid for it with a $50 Amazon gift card. I gave it to a family member so that they could create without VIP. Then I found a person with 2 11-year-old grandfathered accounts that I used PayPal and paid $35 for both but when I tried to put AP on them both, I only succeeded with one of those accounts because imvu took one of the accounts because they said my credit card location was not near where that account was created and since they do not approve of people buying and selling imvu accounts, they took that account from me so, in the end, I paid $35 for 1 account. I gave it to one of my older children.
I have paid twice with PayPal and tried twice with an Amazon gift card, but only succeeded in getting what I paid for once using Amazon gift card. Now I will no longer do any kind of Visa or Amazon gift card due to how hard it is to sometimes get your money back when someone does not give what was paid for. So prefer PayPal to pay for things and due to things in the past, I will not send PayPal payments as a give to Family or Friends to avoid charges because it is much harder to get help from PayPal when you do not get what you paid for. I say that due to the fact that I bought an alleged 12-year-old account for $50 and the seller asked me to pay with PayPal but to say that it was for friend or family to avoid charges. I did but I did not get what I paid for. Due to my saying friend or family, IMVU could not help the same as usual. I had to go to my bank and have them reject what I paid for with PayPal. So now I am willing to pay the extra few dollars so that if the seller does me wrong, PayPal will help resolve the issue easier and faster than when paying as to friend or family. I apologize for writing soo much. Just trying to get you to hopefully see that I am a serious and straight forward person with no games. I do not mind paying a few extra dollars to cover the PayPal fees. I know that imvu does not like people selling accounts so we have to be careful. I lost an account that I bought due to when I tried to put AP on the account, my credit card location did not match where the account was created, imvu took that 12-year-old account. So if you are not in the United States, I hope the account already has AP on it. So now if your account is 12 years old as it seems and if it has AP, I will offer you $50 for it using PayPal. Thanks, Michael
