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Ask for recent screenshots that make these details easy to assess.
Compare accounts with similar collections and progression before weighing their asking prices. A roster containing your preferred Pokémon may suit you better than a larger collection dominated by duplicates. Request individual details for highlighted Pokémon rather than treating collection size as proof of battle readiness. Resources also need context: a large Stardust balance alone does not cover power-ups when the required Candy is missing.
Read the full thread, compare the description with the screenshots and confirm that the account is still available. Do not treat a sold listing as an active offer. Before agreeing to a transaction, ask the seller to explain delivery, included access and any discrepancies. Keep collection claims separate from access claims; screenshots of Pokémon do not establish who controls recovery options.
A: Shiny describes a coloration difference, not a complete battle profile. Ask for the individual Pokémon’s combat details before choosing an account for battles rather than collecting.
A: Ask which providers are linked and whether any access will remain outside your control. Pokémon GO supports linked login providers, so a single supplied login does not describe the entire access setup.
A: Request recent screenshots showing each advertised Pokémon and ask whether duplicates are included in the stated totals. Confirm the exact roster before agreeing, then browse and compare listings against your own priorities.