Vouches and Community Ratings

A vouch is a short review you leave for another trader after you've dealt with them: a 1-to-5 star rating with an optional comment, tied to a specific game. Vouches build a trader's reputation. You'll find them on any profile's Vouches tab and gathered on the site-wide Community Ratings page.

Leaving a vouch

1. Open the trader's profile.
2. Tap Vouch (the window is titled "Vouch for [name]").
3. Pick a star rating: 1 (Poor) to 5 (Exceptional). 4–5 counts as Positive, 3 as Neutral, 1–2 as Negative.
4. Choose the game the trade was in.
5. Add a comment about how it went. A comment is required for 1–2 star ratings.
6. Submit.

Why can't I vouch yet?

Vouches have guardrails so they reflect real trades, not spam or revenge. To leave one, all of these must be true:

• Your Roblox account is linked.
• You and the trader have a real conversation in Messages, and both of you have sent at least one message, including at least one message each today. (This proves you actually dealt with each other.)
• You're not vouching for yourself or a banned account.
• You're past the 6-hour cooldown: you can vouch the same person in the same game once every 6 hours.
• For low ratings there's a short wait (about 30 minutes) after your latest chat before it goes through.

Comments are moderated, so keep them within the Community Guidelines.

Replying to a vouch you received

Got a vouch you want to answer? You can post one public reply to it within 14 days (up to 300 characters). Open the vouch on your profile and use the reply box, which is handy for adding context to a negative vouch.

The Community Ratings page

Community Ratings collects vouches from across the site so you can see who's well-regarded. Check a trader's track record before a big deal, but always pair it with the other trust signals and solid anti-scam habits.

Tips

• Be specific: "smooth trade, did not try to lowball me last second" helps more than "good."
• A vouch is not a guarantee. Scammers can farm easy positive vouches, so never skip your usual safety checks.