A Warning to Roblox Users: Using "Free" Robux Generators will get you Banned from Roblox. Also you may risk getting your personal data stolen from giving access to unknown users who are looking to steal your data and potentially money. If you scroll down to the bottom of the page, you'll find much safer and legitimately free ways to obtain Robux.

Roblox is one of the most popular online game platforms today with over 55 million users and more than 40 million games to play. Just this past year, there were more than 430 million mobile downloads. So it's no wonder Robux Generators are becoming increasingly popular with over 30,000 searches a month. However, are they safe to use and does Roblox allow this? Short answer is No, in fact you can get kicked off the platform for using such tools. Also the so called "free" generators are known to be very unreliable and come from third party sources which have little to no history or credibility. There have been reports of scam bots on the Roblox platform luring users to third party sites offering "free" Robux in exchange for sensitive information. This is especially dangerous because once these users obtain access to sensitive information, they can take more than just Robux.

In Case You're Wondering, a Robux is an online currency used on Roblox which was added on May 14, 2007. The currency is used for in game purchases such as items in the avatar shop as well as micro transactions and game passes. Here are some examples and what Robux can get you:

10 Robux - Users can upload Shirts and Pants.
25 Robux - Group owners can create a new rank for their group.
25 Robux - Users can buy the cheapest game.
100 Robux - Users can create a group.
100 Robux - Users can rename their group.
500 Robux - Users can upload a video thumbnail to their game.
1,000 Robux - Users can change their username.
Users can also bid on advertisements for their games, clothing, groups, or models. Starting at 5 Robux.
Users can access certain games as well as game passes at a price set by the developer.
Users can purchase items in the avatar shop.

You can also use Robux to play games such as:
Adopt Me!
Tower of Hell
Meep City
Brookhaven

Below is a breakdown of the 55 million (approximate) users on Roblox:
67% Under the age of 16 (54% Under the age of 12)
16% Between ages 17-24
15% Over the age of 25

This tells us that the majority of visitors to these "free" Robux generator sites are likely under 17 and are perhaps unable to tell if the site is a scam or not. Here are some ways to tell if a site is safe to use:

Check the URL, if it's very long or does not contain the popular extensions (.com .ca .net .org .info) then it may be considered dangerous. Use short URL with popular extension sites
Copy the URL and do a google search beginning with "Is it safe" then paste the URL
Check the bottom of the page for any links to Terms and Conditions or Privacy Policy.
Human verifications are for the security of the site and to ensure that users are not trying to hack the site. These are good things for both the site and the user and should not be avoided or bypassed.
Check the reviews of these sites on Trustpilot (or any other review site). If you don't see any reviews, don't use that site.

Taking the age numbers into account, we can understand why and how users fall for these scams. If something is for free and requires no effort, it's a no brainer (especially for young users). Which is why its' very important for users to learn how to spot scams, and the methods above should help in spotting the differences much easier.
The good news is that there are many legitimate and accepted sites that offer Robux in exchange for simple (and even fun) tasks such as playing online games or watching videos. Others even reward their users for creating content and rating articles, they even payout in other rewards such as Discord Nitro and VBucks (Fortnite).

Check out thesambonetwork.com/robux for more.