Massive-scale marketplace (12M+ orders) with a high Trustpilot score, but trust scanners and user complaints tell a more mixed story.
U7Buy is a large-scale gaming marketplace connecting buyers with sellers of in-game currency, items, accounts and boosting services, operating since somewhere between 2008 and 2010 depending on the source, and headquartered in Hong Kong.
This is a case where we think the honest picture is genuinely mixed, and we don't want to paper over that: U7Buy's Trustpilot score is very high (around 4.8-5/5 across 47,000+ reviews), but independent trust scanner Scam Detector rates the same platform as 'Questionable' at roughly 50/100 — and Trustpilot itself has previously flagged U7Buy for selectively inviting happy customers to review while not inviting unhappy ones, a practice that can inflate visible scores. Real user reports on other review platforms describe account restrictions and delayed or short-delivered orders without clear explanation.
We're flagging this prominently because the gap between U7Buy's Trustpilot score and independent scanner assessments is unusually large for a vendor of this size. We'd recommend reading recent reviews across multiple sources (not just Trustpilot) before making a large purchase.
U7Buy's catalog spans a very wide range of games and platforms, notably including:
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The honest answer is mixed. U7Buy's own Trustpilot score is very high, but independent scanner Scam Detector rates it notably lower, and Trustpilot has flagged the company for selective review-invitation practices. Real complaints about account restrictions exist alongside a genuinely massive volume of completed orders.
72 hours from delivery. Missing that window means forfeiting buyer protection entirely, so promptly checking any order is important.
Credit/debit card (with a 3.6% + $0.50 fee), Apple Pay, Google Pay, Skrill and online banking — notably, PayPal is not supported.