Robux and Roblox purchases: buy without getting scammed

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FlashLand doesn't sell Robux or in-game items. The Spirit private server's items are shown in its own shop, on spirit-roblox.com.

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The Robux guide

Buying Robux without getting scammed

Robux are Roblox's currency. They're used to buy avatar items, passes in games or bonuses. Since they cost real money, they also attract scammers. This guide shows you where to buy them safely and how to recognize the traps.

The only safe places to get Robux

In Roblox itself: on roblox.com or in the app, payment goes through Roblox or your device's store (App Store, Google Play, console).
With an official Roblox gift card, sold in stores or online by authorized retailers, then redeemed at roblox.com/redeem. Depending on the card, it adds Robux or credit to spend on Roblox.
With the paid subscription offered by Roblox, which gives you Robux every month as long as it's active.

Before you pay: good habits

Make sure you're really on roblox.com or in the official app before entering a payment method.
Never buy Robux from an individual, a resale site or a social network: it's against Roblox's rules, and the account that receives them can be penalized.

Robux scams to watch out for

“Free Robux” generators: sites, videos or apps that promise Robux in exchange for a survey, a download or your login details. They never give you anything.
Fake staff members: a message claiming to come from Roblox that asks for your password or a code. Roblox never asks for your password.
Fake in-game offers: a player promises Robux or a rare item if you give them something first. Once they've got it, they vanish.
Gift card payments: a stranger who asks you to buy them gift cards, even for a “service”, is scamming you.

Parents: stay in control of spending

In Roblox's Parental Controls, you can set a monthly spending limit and get notified of purchases. On phones, parental purchase approval, offered by Apple and Google, adds an extra layer of protection.

Questions about Robux

Robux and purchases: your questions

Short answers to questions from players and parents.

No. FlashLand is a guide site: we don't sell Robux, accounts or items. The Spirit private server's items are shown in the shop on spirit-roblox.com.

Log in to your account, open roblox.com/redeem, scratch off the code on the back of the card, enter it and confirm. Make sure you're logged in to the right account before confirming.

Not the way they're promised to you. No site, app or player can generate Robux. The only Robux earned without buying them are those Roblox pays to creators when other players buy their creations.

Don't reply, block the person and report them. Never give out your password or a verification code, even to a friend: nobody needs them to give you anything.

Set a monthly spending limit in Roblox's Parental Controls, turn on purchase alerts and, on phones, parental purchase approval. Also explain to your child what Robux really cost.

Change your password right away and turn on 2-Step Verification. If you can no longer log in, go through official support at roblox.com/support, and never through an “account recovery” service found online.

Unsure about a Robux offer? Ask the Spirit community on Discord before you pay.

Robux and purchases: the anti-scam guide