Robux Generator Scams

ROBLOX Generators are off-site programs designed to create a series of random numbers that mimic the codes found on ROBLOX Game Cards; these codes can then be redeemed for premium memberships or ROBUX. Using a generator is against ROBLOX's Terms of Service and can lead to suspension of that player's ROBLOX account.

The generator client itself can also be malicious. Players may be prompted to provide personal information, such as a phone number, and can receive unwanted spam. Some generators require users to input their ROBLOX account information, which can result in the loss of that account. Any downloadable clients also run the risk of containing viruses that can result in damage to that user's computer or sensitive information, such as credit card numbers, becoming accessible. Some ROBLOX generators will ask you to buy something with real money to "verify your robux".

Avoiding generator scams

 * Multiple administrators have mentioned that it is impossible to get free ROBUX.
 * All ROBLOX Game Cards have no value until activated at the cash register. A generator may give a user a code that has not been activated or a code that has previously been redeemed.
 * There is potential for malware to be found within downloadable generators. Users are encouraged to avoid downloading generators because of this risk.
 * Generators that ask for user information may be phishing scams.
 * If a user receives a message with a link leading to a generator, it is best to report that message to a moderator.
 * Most generators will also pretend to provide deprecated and discontinued features, mostly lifetime bc and tickets, these will also have the old roblox logo.