NFA ACCOUNT
Rust
Premium
A Rust Premium account with inventory worth at least 15 USD. The base option selects by aggregate inventory value, without minimum hours or inactivity requirements.
Out of stockWarranty: 3 hours from activation
US$3.36 USD
NFA ACCOUNTRust / Inactive
Rust · Fifteen days and a thousand hours together
A Rust account inactive for at least 15 days with 1,000 or more recorded hours. This combines the highest minimum day and hours thresholds among the listed inactive Rust variants.
US$7.42 USD
Out of stockNFA · Not Full Access
The account email, password and full control are not transferred.
- Activation
- EXE file from your order
- Requirements
- Original Windows 10/11 · administrator access. Modified Windows builds may not be supported.
- Devices
- One device
- Warranty
- 24 hours from activation
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About this account
NFA means Not Full Access. Full control of the original email is not included. Access details and availability must be confirmed before purchase.
- Account type
- Not Full Access
- Game
- Rust
- Account reference
- rust-inactive-15d-1000h
15+ days offline · 1000+ hours
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Two higher filters apply to one account, without incorporating the Premium range’s conditions.
Position in the inactive group
The adjacent 15-day 500+ version requires the same pause but half the minimum playtime. Here the hours floor increases rather than promising exactly a thousand hours. The upper limit remains open, so this combination cannot be read as a 1,000–2,000 band.
Compared with Premium 1,000+
Premium 1,000+ shares the hours floor, but its second criterion is inventory worth at least 15 USD instead of fifteen days inactive. That is a different combination. If inactivity matters, the word Premium in another product does not itself establish the required length of the break.