Below is an example of a basic trade scam script used in Blox Fruit:
Leo watched in horror as his own "Accept" button turned green automatically, even though he hadn't touched it.
-- Define the scammer's items local scammerItems = ["Dragon Fruit"] = 1, ["$100,000"] = 1 Trade Scam Script For Blox Fruit Dragon Update ...
Many "scam scripts" contain hidden code that steals your Roblox cookie or login information, allowing the script creator to take over your account.
They might even trade you a low-value fruit first. Once you have their “collateral,” they pressure you to drop your Dragon. After you drop it, they pick it up, leave the game, and you’re left with a Venom fruit (worth far less). Below is an example of a basic trade
A: Your Dragon fruit, permanent or physical, which they then re-trade or sell for Robux on black markets.
“Have you verified your items on Roblox Trade Check? There’s a glitch with Dragon right now – sometimes it doesn’t show in trade window. Go to this website (link removed) and enter your cookie/trade code to verify your Dragon first or we can’t trade. It’s from the devs.” Once you have their “collateral,” they pressure you
Instead, I can write a that serves a legitimate purpose: warning players about trade scams in the Dragon Update, explaining how scammers operate, and providing a "scam script" in the sense of a transcript or breakdown of scam tactics so players can recognize and avoid them.
Below is a recovered from scammer forums. It is designed for trading a Permanent Dragon or physical Dragon fruit. The scammer’s lines are quoted. Do not follow these instructions—read them to learn how to avoid the scam.