No disclosed single-account price is on record for DoorDash, so no price curve is drawn.
Public asking prices only · Normalized to USD from the published currency using stored reference rates · Single-account and bulk unit pricing kept separate · Median, P25 and P75 only — prices are never inferred · Asking price may not reflect a realized transaction.
Demand drivers
Why these accounts are bought
2 documented
Phantom-order payout fraud
Prosecutors described fraudulent customer and driver accounts used to submit phantom orders, obtaining more than $2.5m in payouts.
Every entry restates the abuse or fraud objective described in one named public source — press reporting, court filings, law-enforcement announcements, platform disclosures, security-vendor research or academic studies — and links straight to it. Nothing is inferred from other platforms, and no method, tooling or access route is described. Objectives documented in evidence are not a measure of how often they succeed.
Transparent scoring
Market Pressure Components
Observed premiums
Commonly valued attributes
Account ageVerificationReputation / social graphPurchase historyGeographySubscription tierPayment history
Attributes describe themes in evidence, not product recommendations.
Sanitized record
Evidence
2 shown
Court Record
Members Of Conspiracy To Steal More Than $2.5 Million From DoorDash Sentenced
“Federal prosecutors announced sentences for five people who created numerous fraudulent customer and driver accounts on a delivery platform to submit phantom orders, obtaining more than $2.5 million in fraudulent payouts.”
Court RecordSyntheticUnited States (Northern District of California)
For Sale on Facebook: Fraudulent Uber Driver Accounts
“The same watchdog investigation found delivery driver accounts traded alongside rideshare accounts in the groups it identified, with group names openly referencing delivery account rentals.”