MalwareTips: free-robux20.blogspot.com fake Robux generator leads to offer wall
MalwareTips says free-robux20.blogspot.com is a fake Robux generator that ends at an offer wall; no Robux arrive. Roblox is not involved.
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Source: malwaretips.com · published
What happened
MalwareTips published an investigation on 7 November 2026 calling free-robux20.blogspot.com a free Robux scam. It found the page's title reads Roblox Robux Generator 2021 and that it asks for a Roblox username and an amount of Robux, plays a fake progress bar and console, then shows a human verification wall of offers before anything is supposed to arrive. Roblox is impersonated and not involved, and no Robux reaches the account.
How the scam works
MalwareTips notes the page is hosted on Blogger, Google's free blogging platform, which makes it quick and free to set up and gives it a familiar-looking address. Robux can only be bought or earned through Roblox itself, so any site claiming to generate them for free is fake. The fake console that appears to connect to servers and add Robux is just an animation designed to convince the visitor that the process is working.
The human verification step is where the operators make money: visitors, often children, are pushed to complete surveys, install apps or sign up for offers that pay commissions, and some offers ask for phone numbers or payment details. MalwareTips says some such pages later ask for the Roblox password or a login code, which allows the account and any items in it to be stolen.
MalwareTips advises never typing a username into the page, never completing its verification offers and never sharing a password or login code. Parents may want to talk to children about free Robux offers and turn on two-step verification on their Roblox accounts. Anyone who shared a password should change it on the official Roblox site straight away.
Source
MalwareTips investigation, 7 November 2026: https://malwaretips.com/blogs/free-robux20-blogspot-com-free-robux-exposed-scam-or-legit/
Red flags
- A website offering a free Robux generator.
- A page that asks for your Roblox username and how many Robux you want.
- A fake progress bar or console showing Robux being added.
- A human verification step that requires completing offers or downloads.
- Any request for your Roblox password or login code.
If you were targeted
- 1Get Robux only through the official Roblox app or website.
- 2Never enter your username, password or login code on Robux generator sites.
- 3Do not complete verification offers or install apps to unlock rewards.
- 4Turn on two-step verification on Roblox and change your password if you shared it.