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The risks of buying a verified PayPal account include the possibility that the account may have been acquired fraudulently. This means that any money sent to or from the account could be lost if it is not legitimate.

Additionally, there is no guarantee that a seller of such an account will provide accurate information about its history or reliability.

The buyer also runs the risk of having their personal and financial information compromised if they are not careful when making payments for the purchase.

Furthermore, since PayPal accounts are subject to legal regulations and restrictions, buyers should consider whether using an unverified third-party service might put them in violation of those rules.

Buying a verified PayPal account can be risky because the seller may not have obtained the verification legally, or they could be selling stolen accounts.

Purchasing an already-verified PayPal account also means that you won't know what activity has taken place on the account before you purchased it, so there is always a risk of something going wrong with your transactions if any suspicious activity has been flagged up by PayPal in the past.