Editorial + needs verification Reporting steps use official Roblox channels; exact in-game UI details and review outcomes need verification. We never name players.
How to Report Scams or Players in Adopt Me
If a player tries to scam you, the right response is official: report them through Roblox's own systems. This page explains the official channels, what kinds of things are worth reporting, and the lines we will not cross — no naming players, no callouts, no harassment.
The official reporting channels
In-game: use Roblox's report-player system — the report option on a player's profile inside Roblox. The exact menu labels and button order are set by Roblox and change, so we do not describe them here (needs verification); look for the report option on the player's profile when something happens.
Roblox support: roblox.com/support for account or platform safety issues.
Adopt Me official: Adopt Me terms for the game's own rules and where official help lives. We link the official pages rather than describing their internal processes.
What to report
Report in-game scams — trade-swap tricks, fake giveaways, impersonation attempts — plus anything that breaks Roblox's community rules. When you report, describe what happened; Roblox decides what to do with it. We cannot confirm review outcomes, evidence requirements or appeal timelines — those are handled by Roblox and marked needs verification.
What we will never publish
- Player usernames or user IDs — including in screenshots.
- Discord handles, server invites or "known scammer" lists.
- Accusations or callouts about specific players or groups.
- Calls to mass-report, contact, shame, threaten or "fight back" against a player.
What we don't confirm
- Exact Roblox report UI labels, button order, evidence requirements, review outcomes or appeal timelines — these are set by Roblox and marked needs verification.
- Whether any specific player broke the rules — only Roblox can determine that.
FAQ
Where do I report a scammer in Adopt Me?
Through Roblox's official channels: the in-game report option on a player's profile, or Roblox support. The exact menu details change and are set by Roblox, so check in-game (needs verification).
Should I post a scammer's username online?
No — that is a public callout, not reporting. Use official channels instead. We never publish player names, IDs or screenshots, and we do not keep "known scammer" lists.
Can you help me report someone?
We are an independent reference site — we do not take reports, investigate players or name anyone. Official Roblox channels are the only reporting path. See our scam safety guide to spot the scams worth reporting.
What happens after I report a player?
Roblox reviews reports. We cannot confirm review outcomes, timelines or evidence requirements — that part is marked needs verification.
Reporting steps use official Roblox and Adopt Me channels. Exact in-game UI details, review outcomes and evidence requirements are set by Roblox and marked needs verification. Checked 2026-08-15.