Short answer (no fake guarantees)
Lower relative risk: a vetted PRO completes normal gameplay on your account (piloted) or plays with you (self-play / duo), with no cheats, no bots, and no marketplace “finished” accounts.
High risk: mod menus, injected currency, recovered/shared accounts, and sellers who demand permanent control of your email or 2FA.
Honest caveat: most game publishers restrict account sharing and unauthorized third-party tools. Piloted delivery still involves temporary access — that is residual ToS tension, not publisher approval. LFCarry designs delivery to reduce risk surfaces. We do not claim ban-proof or undetectable service.
Piloted vs self-play — what changes for ban security
| Mode | Who plays | Credentials | Relative risk class |
|---|---|---|---|
| Self-play / duo | You stay on your character; PRO joins | Usually never shared | Lowest relative — best default when offered |
| Piloted | PRO logs into your account for an agreed window | Temporary game login only | Lower than cheat stacks; still residual account-access risk |
| Coaching | You play; PRO coaches live | Never shared | Lowest relative for skill goals |
Each offer page states which formats are available. Prefer self-play when you want the lowest credential surface.
Ban-security checklist before any piloted order
- Temporary password — set a one-time password for the game account; change it when the window ends.
- Remove stored payment methods from the game client / launcher where possible.
- Keep 2FA on — share a one-time code only if the PRO must log in; never disable 2FA permanently.
- VPN / region-aware routing — when offered, match the PRO’s route closer to your usual region to reduce obvious geo jumps. Framing: mismatch reduction, not a ToS waiver.
- Order-chat trail only — credentials stay in LFCarry order chat, not random Discord DMs.
- No launchers you don’t trust — refuse any seller who asks you to install unknown “boost tools.”
What typically triggers bans (industry pattern)
- Cheats, bots, injects, mod menus — explicit ToS violations on nearly every live-service title.
- Abnormal economy signals — sudden gold/currency spikes from exploits or RMT pipelines publishers already watch.
- Account trading / recovered accounts — prior owner history and credential recycling.
- Obvious geo/IP chaos — rapid continent-hopping logins without a consistent pattern (risk signal, not a guarantee of action).
Publishers’ detection is opaque. Mitigation reduces surface area; it never makes a service “undetectable.”
What LFCarry does — and never does
We do: hand-vetted PRO players, encrypted checkout, private order chat, self-play where the product allows it, VPN/region guidance for piloted windows, and refund-minded policies when agreed work is not delivered.
We never: sell modded or recovered accounts; run cheat menus; promise “100% safe,” “Rockstar/Blizzard/Bungie approved,” or “undetectable”; ask for permanent email/2FA ownership; operate only via unverified social DMs.
Company identity: Legionfarm Inc. → LFCarry. Reviews: Trustpilot.
Red flags (never-list)
- Prices that only make sense with cheats
- “Undetectable / publisher-approved / 100% safe” marketing
- Pressure to permanently hand over recovery email or disable 2FA
- Sellers who refuse a receipt / order-chat trail
- Marketplace “finished” accounts with unknown history
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