Are you in the market for a FB/TW/IG/YT/PIN or any other account that isn’t listed on SWAPD? Many sellers on SWAPD may have what you’re looking for, but not everything gets listed. Sometimes, you just need to ask. Simply post in this category and explain what type of social property you’d like to purchase, then wait for the offers to come in.
FB/TW/IG/YT/PIN Accounts
The Buyer Requests category is designed to help you find the digital assets, services, or resources you’re interested in. It offers a secure and organized space where you can communicate your needs and preferences, ensuring a smooth and seamless experience for all users.
In our Buyers Requests category, you can find opportunities such as:
- Customized requests: Post your specific needs for social media accounts, websites, domains, or digital products, allowing sellers to connect with you and present relevant offers.
- Negotiation opportunities: Engage with sellers, discuss terms, and negotiate deals to ensure a win-win transaction.
- Tailored services: Express interest in specialized services like SEO, digital marketing, content creation, or web development, and work with professionals who can meet your goals.
- Networking and collaboration: Connect with other buyers, sellers, and professionals to form partnerships, joint ventures, or collaborations.
- Streamlined communication: Sellers will approach you with offers that match your needs, preferences, and budget, making the buying process easier and more efficient.
For a safe and positive experience, we recommend reviewing sellers carefully, reading reviews, and always adhering to our platform’s terms of service. Our team is dedicated to maintaining a secure and trustworthy marketplace for everyone.
Rules & Guidelines
To keep everything running smoothly, please follow these simple guidelines. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Service and these additional rules:
- Be as descriptive as possible.
- Keep your requests reasonable—e.g., don’t expect to buy a 1 million-fan account with a $100 budget.
- Avoid excessive topic bumps—once every 48 hours is a good rule of thumb.
- Do not request illegal items or services.