Let's now set rules for all old accounts that can be sold but must honestly admit to the death of their relatives, and after that, it is naive to believe that the account is not lying.
Why do few people think that account sellers deliberately do not sell accounts with a password change? After all, it has already been proven more than once by the account buyers themselves that they have a rule not to change the password immediately after waking up.
There is a rule that is not to change the password after buying an account. I'm complying so this account isn't locked.
Of course, this account is of no value to the forum, but in the same way, registering a new account takes about three minutes. Why not honestly say that dad died, and I'm the son of this account? Is everything fair? Yes. This topic has already been discussed, but everyone forgets that those who were going to buy an account could also read it. Why does no one think that it is very easy to follow the recommendations in this topic, talk about death, and live in peace with a higher rank than messing around with promoting a new member?