Is buying an aged Google Play developer account safe?
No — an “aged” account is the most dangerous thing to buy, because age is exactly what makes it attractive to resellers who sell the same account more than once. You inherit its invisible history: past strikes, prior rejections, and the original owner’s identity documents on file. Google can request re-verification at any time, and the moment the ID does not match the person operating the account, it is terminated permanently and every listing on it disappears together.
Want a verified publisher?
ConsoleMint runs the live-and-transfer model — go live fast on a seasoned console, then transfer it to one you own. Ask for the AAB and get the terms in writing.
Try ConsoleMint →A verified publisher, not an account sale. Always rent, never buy.