Pharaoh Amumu League of Legends Skin Accounts — 60 in Stock

About Pharaoh Amumu

Pharaoh Amumu is a League of Legends skin for Amumu, the the Sad Mummy. Currently 60 verified accounts featuring this skin are in stock on BuyAccount, with prices ranging from $6.57 to $2,791.24.

Pharaoh Amumu belongs to the Pharaoh collection. In-game source: Legacy Vault.

What you get with every Pharaoh Amumu account

Every listing below is a full account that already has Pharaoh Amumu unlocked. Each purchase includes:

• Full email + password access — credentials delivered via encrypted vault within minutes of payment
• Pharaoh Amumu verified on-account — screenshot proof + inventory check before listing publishes
• 14-day buyer protection covering recovery attempts, listing mismatch, or failed delivery
• 5-step seller verification (ID + KYC + provenance + communication + 14-day probation) before any account ships
• Escrow-secured payment — funds held until you confirm credential receipt

How to buy a Pharaoh Amumu account

1. Browse the 60 verified listings below and pick one matching your server, rank, and price target
2. Reserve via escrow checkout (PayPal, card, or crypto)
3. Receive credentials in the encrypted vault — typically under 5 minutes after payment
4. Rotate the password + email on first login (standard credential hygiene)
5. Confirm receipt — funds release to seller, 14-day protection clock starts

Is buying a Pharaoh Amumu account safe?

Account-marketplace risk centers on three failure modes: account recovery (original owner reclaims), listing mismatch (skin not actually present), and credential leak (third parties access during transfer). BuyAccount's 5-step seller verification and 14-day buyer protection cover all three: sellers with elevated recovery rates lose their listing privileges, listings are screenshot-verified, and credentials ship via an end-to-end encrypted vault rather than Discord DM or plain email. We are not affiliated with Riot Games — Pharaoh Amumu is a Riot-published cosmetic and these listings represent legitimate secondary-market account transfers.