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Yeh I looked into that already but I think it's much harder to find a buyer that way. If I go to a site that buys accounts they would most likely offer me a shitty price because they have been inactive for a while.

I did actually think of doing that, but they could still claim that the info was wrong so I don't know how I would get around that.

I think the same concerns apply almost anywhere when paypal or bank transfers are involved. Even if I sold somewhere else and the buyer opened a dispute or charged back their credit card I would most likely lose the case. Ebay is just an easy solution for me as my accounts are a decent size...

I have a few accounts that I am thinking of selling on ebay and I am just looking for advice to protect myself from paypal chargebacks. I know paypal usually rely on shipping and tracking info to prove that the buyer has received the item but this is obviously not possible with a digital item...