Noor Says NoFree Robux: how can your child spot the scam?
Sources reviewed on November 1, 2026. Based on public advice, see below.
Teach one sentence: free Robux don't exist. Roblox says there are no sanctioned offers of free Robux, and that a website or user promising them may be after your personal information. The same goes for free Premium memberships and codes. Your child's rule is simple: never type a password, and show a grown-up.
Why do these offers work on kids?
Because children want the thing and trust what is on the screen. Young kids also can't tell an ad from a game. So don't count on your child spotting it. Teach one action: stop, and show a grown-up.
What does a scam look like?
Roblox's red flags include any offer of free Robux, and offers of free Premium memberships, tricks or codes. Some examples of what your child may see:
- A website that promises Robux for your username and password.
- A player in a game who says: "Go to this site and get free coins."
- A video that tells you to download something.
What rule does your child need?
Passwords stay at home. Roblox's advice is to avoid and report these offers. For young children, you keep the password, so they can't type it in anywhere. Say it like this: "Your password is just for you and for us. Even when someone promises you something free."
What if your child already clicked or typed something?
- Stay calm and say you're glad they told you.
- Change the password, and use a different one for email.
- Report the user or site to Roblox.
- Check your payment details in the account, and contact Roblox support if something was bought.
These steps are our own summary. See also if Roblox is safe and how to set up parental controls.
Frequently asked questions
Are real Robux codes ever free?
Roblox says there are no sanctioned offerings of free Robux. Treat any such offer as a scam, even if a friend or a video recommends it.
Should I punish my child for clicking?
No. If your child gets in trouble for showing you, they may not show you next time. Fix the account, and praise the telling.
Keep reading
- Is Roblox safe for your child?
- How do you set up parental controls on a tablet or phone?
- What is online grooming, and how do you protect your child?
All topics are in the overview of parents' questions. The big picture is in the guide How do you help keep your child safe online? A guide for ages 4 to 8. Want to practice this with your child? That's why the picture book Noor Says No was made.
Sources
Each source was read on November 1, 2026. These organizations are not connected to this site or the book.
- Roblox: Avoiding Frauds & Scams.
- Roblox: Roblox Safety Center.
This is general information, not a replacement for professional help. Worried about a child? In the US, call or text Childhelp at 1-800-422-4453. In the UK, call the NSPCC at 0808 800 5000. Immediate danger: call 911 or 999.
