Fake trade ad: "the site is broken"
Updated September 6, 2026
Scammers may create trade advertisements claiming their Bloxtsar is broken and ask you to contact them through Roblox or another platform instead. To attract attention, these ads often feature multiple high-value items to make the trade seem more appealing.
Once contacted, they may ask you to:
- Click external links
- Scan QR codes
- Support their community, Discord server, or channel
- Cross trade
- Join them in game for scams such as freeze trades
- Complete other unusual requests
These accounts are often newly created or alternate accounts.
Warning Signs:
- Trade ads containing multiple valuable items
- Claims that their Bloxtsar is "broken"
- Requests to continue the trade off-site
- New or suspicious accounts
- Requests to click links or scan QR codes
- Offers involving cross trading or community support
- Unusual requests unrelated to the trade
How to Stay Safe:
- Keep all trades and communication on Bloxtsar whenever possible
- Never click unfamiliar links or scan QR codes
- Never cross trade, it violates both Roblox's Terms of Service and Bloxtsar's rules
- Be cautious of newly created or alternate accounts
- Report and block suspicious users
If someone tries to move you off the platform or asks you to do anything unusual, end the conversation immediately and report the account as well as any, and all alt accounts on site.
Stay alert and trade safely.
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