1. Set up email and PayPal in fullz name
2. Make a swappa.com account
3. Link PayPal to swappa don’t use accounts you made the same day let your PayPal sit for a day or two (longer then better) add a debit card then try for around 300$ if your account is new
4. Find something decent price to sell (Nintendo switch . Air pods pro laptop you get the idea make sure it’s a popular item so it sells fast) you should have some type of access to the device to take verification photos
5. You can go on letgo and other selling apps to find people posting pics that won’t be on google and sometimes those idiots leave the serial exposed.
6. With that let’s say you just have the device you can take the verification pics with the device and use some one else’s pics who has like extra controllers or games(you get the idea inflate the price cause it’s a package)
7. Make sure you set the price on the lower end so it looks like a steal people will comment random questions just respond and before you know it it’s sold.
8. Money goes through PayPal and is ready for instant transfer
9. Only post one item an account from what I understand you can make two accounts and link the same PayPal if you got a strong one that’s aged.
10. Make sure to switch up where you take the photos at don’t use the same room and try to keep your hand out the photo so they don’t try to flag you before post other than that it’s easy money. Just gotta make accounts and be patient.
11. You don’t even need a drop it’s PayPal spend it on something send the money to a friend say some one owed you. Only the account that got the money from swappa will be affected after you move it it’s gone.
12. It works like this account a sent money to account b. Account a is swappa account b is your drop. When account b sends to account c. Account c is not on the hook for anything that happens if account a charges back on account b. Account b goes negative account c keeps the money account a gets a refund. The drop account b takes the full fall.( Venmo works the same way) middle man account is the term used for these accounts that take the fall.
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