Call of Duty top-ups
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Is buying top-ups for Call of Duty risky?+
Currency trading is closed for this game. This publisher bans both accounts in a real-money trade often enough that we will not put buyers in front of it. We tell you the stance for each game before you pay rather than after, and we close the combinations where the odds are genuinely bad.
What happens if the seller doesn't deliver?+
Your payment is held by Gain Arcade, not passed to the seller, until you confirm the work is done. If nothing arrives, or what arrives is not what the listing described, you raise it and get your money back. You have 3 days after a delivery to check it over, and 14 days after that to report a problem.
When does the seller get paid?+
When you approve the delivery, or automatically 3 days after it if you don't respond. That automatic release exists so somebody who did the work is not left unpaid by silence, and the clock stops the moment you raise a problem.
What does it cost on top of the listing price?+
A payment processing fee at checkout, shown in the cart before you pay. Nothing else, and no fee at all if you cancel before a booster starts.
What does Gain Arcade charge sellers on Call of Duty top-ups?+
0% commission, taken only when an order completes. Cancelled and refunded orders are never charged, and sellers who complete more orders earn a lower rate.
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The seller delivers, you check it, and the payment releases when you say so. If it isn't right, you dispute instead of paying.