Roblox Accounts, skins en kisten

Robux first. About four in ten accounts on this shelf hold a balance, and for those the balance is the floor of the price: an account with 5 000 Robux is worth at least what 5 000 Robux cost, and the rest of the account is the premium above it. That is why «account with Robux» is the phrase people search — it is the one part of the price they can check against a public number.

Then the inventory, and there the split is between what can be bought today and what cannot. Shop items add little; offsale items and limiteds add a lot, because their supply is closed and their value has a live market of its own. The card shows the offsale count and the limited value where the account has them, and a single Korblox Deathspeaker or Headless Horseman moves an account into a bracket the Robux balance never reaches.

Age is the third lever and the least visible. A 2016 or 2017 account has a short username, event items that were free once, and a history that cannot be manufactured; that is why searches name the year. Premium, an age-verified profile and voice chat unlocked each add a step, because each one is something the next owner would otherwise have to prove or pay for.

Start with what you are actually buying. If it is the balance, filter by Robux and compare the price per Robux across cards — the rest of the account is a bonus. If it is an item, filter by that item and read the inventory: the balance is then the bonus.

Then the access type. Full access means the email on the account is included and changeable; anything less is a login you share with a stranger. On an account bought for its limiteds this is the whole purchase — an item you cannot secure is an item you are renting.

Then the age and what comes with it. Age-verified accounts unlock voice chat and 17+ experiences; a Premium subscription runs until its renewal date and no further. Check both on the card rather than assuming — they change the use of the account more than the balance does.

Last, the country. Roblox pricing and some experiences vary by region, and an account created in one country stays there. It matters less than the rest, which is why it comes last.

Roblox's terms forbid selling accounts, as every publisher's do, and Roblox in particular acts on account-recovery claims: an original owner who kept the email or a payment history can file for the account back, and support tends to side with whoever can prove they created it. That is the specific risk here — not a ban for buying, but a rollback by the seller. It is why the mailbox on the account matters more in Roblox than in most games, and why full access is the first thing on the card.

«Free Roblox accounts» and «accounts for 1 dollar» exist for three reasons and none of them is a bargain: shared logins reset by the owner within days, accounts flagged as compromised that Roblox locks on the next login, and generators that harvest your own password. An account whose price is below its Robux balance is one of those.

Hacked accounts are the version of this that comes with a victim. A stolen login is recovered by its owner and the buyer loses both the account and the money — which is why every listing here is verified against the account before it goes live, and why the seller's history is on the card.

Sign in, change the password, and move the email to your own — in that order and before anything else. On a full-access account this is what turns a purchase into ownership; every hour it stays on the previous email is an hour the account can be claimed back.

Then turn on two-step verification and, if the account is age-verified, check that the verification survived the transfer. Spend nothing and trade nothing until this is done: a Robux balance or a limited on an account you have not secured is the easiest thing to lose.

Only then look at the inventory against the listing. Everything on the card was verified before publication; if something is missing, the guarantee window is the time to say so.

If you are selling, three things set what you get: the Robux balance, the limited value and whether the email comes with the account. Full-access accounts sell for more and sell faster, because the buyer can secure them in ten minutes. List the offsale items and limiteds by name — a buyer who searches for Korblox will find the listing that names it and skip the one that says «rare items».