NFA ACCOUNT
Rust
0–250 hours
A Rust account in the 0–250-hour playtime band. The zero lower boundary permits no recorded playtime but does not mean that the account was recently created.
Out of stockWarranty: 3 hours from activation
US$2.52 USD
NFA ACCOUNTRust / Premium · inventory worth $15+
Rust · Premium inventory valued from 100 USD
A Rust Premium account with an estimated inventory value of at least 100 USD. This is the highest stated inventory minimum among the listed variants, without fixed contents or an upper valuation.
US$6.58 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
- 3 hours from activation
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Guide
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-premium-inventory-100usd
Premium · inventory $100+
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The top tier of minimum value, not a promise of a precisely defined collection.
What 100+ leaves open
The threshold sets a minimum aggregate estimate, not exactly 100 USD in particular items. A maximum value is not specified either. If you need one particular item, a high total does not establish its presence: an aggregate estimate cannot answer a question about composition.
Compared with the adjacent tier
Premium from 50 USD requires a lower aggregate valuation using the same inventory-selection principle. Moving to 100 USD+ raises that minimum. Compare it separately from the current purchase price and personal item preferences; neither of those can be inferred from the inventory-tier name.