Roblox scams

Fake Roblox offers of free Robux want your password, browser cookies or 2-Step Verification codes so they can take your account. Roblox says there is no such thing as free Robux.

Check a Roblox link

How to report a Roblox scam

  • In Roblox: Use the Report Abuse links and buttons in the apps and in every experience menu.

Then get the fake site taken down: report the phishing link.

What Roblox says

  • Roblox says any offer of free Robux, subscriptions or valuable items is a scam. There are no free Robux tricks or codes.
  • Roblox says its employees will never ask for your password, browser cookies, 2-Step Verification codes or backup codes.
  • Roblox says official promotions are only announced on its blog, in the Notifications tab of your Messages, or in a banner at the top of the site.
  • Roblox says it does not make browser extensions. There are no official Roblox browser extensions.
  • Roblox says all its staff have the Roblox Admin icon next to their display name. If someone says they are staff without it, report them with Report Abuse on their profile.

Roblox's own warning page: Free Robux or Subscription Generators

What fake Roblox messages look like

  • Offers of free Robux, subscriptions or valuable items
  • Links to fake sites built to steal usernames and passwords
  • Forms inside experiences that ask for your login
  • People claiming to be Roblox staff without the Admin badge

Real Roblox websites end in

  • roblox.com

Checked against Roblox's own pages on 2026-10-19 (first published 2026-10-10): 1, 2, 3, 4. Not affiliated with Roblox.