Selling a Call of Duty: Mobile account is a hot topic. Lots of players grind for hours, collect rare skins, and then wonder if they can cash in on their efforts. The short answer is yes, you can sell your account, but it's not exactly a walk in the park and comes with some serious risks.

First off, you should know that selling your CoD Mobile account is against the game's terms of service. This means that if you get caught, the account could be permanently banned. I remember a friend from my clan who spent a ton of time building up an amazing account with almost every legendary weapon. He decided to sell it and made a decent amount of cash, but a few weeks later, the buyer contacted him saying the account was banned. It was a huge bummer for both of them.

Where to Sell Your Account

If you're still set on selling, there are a few places you can go. Websites like PlayerAuctions and ZeusX are popular marketplaces for buying and selling gaming accounts. They have systems in place to try and make the process safer, but there's still a risk. You'll also find a bunch of Facebook groups dedicated to buying and selling CoD Mobile accounts. I've scrolled through a few of these, and while you can find buyers, there are also a lot of scammers. If you go this route, be extra careful.

Another thing I've noticed is that the price of an account can vary a lot. It really depends on what you have. Things like your rank, the number of rare and legendary skins you own, how much in-game currency you have, and your Battle Pass history all play a big role. My friend's account went for a good price because he had a Damascus camo and a few mythic weapons.

If you're looking to make some extra cash from your gaming habits in a way that's totally above board, you should check out Playstorm. It's an app where you can play free games and earn gems that you can exchange for gift cards, including ones for the App Store and Google Play. That way, you can fund your in-app purchases in your other favorite games without having to sell your precious accounts.