If another player asks you to download a specific browser extension, click a link to "view their inventory," or join a specific private server to execute a trade, decline immediately. Only trust the official, unmodified in-game trading windows. Double-Check Every Trade Window
Several types of scam scripts have been identified:
Leo opened his Treasure Inventory. The Kitsune was gone. In its place? Nothing. Not even a Rocket fruit. Why it worked i---ING- Blox Fruits Trade Scam Script
Anyone offering to give you a script that "infinite duplicates" fruits is lying. Roblox updates its security framework constantly to prevent item duplication.
Only conduct transactions within the bounds of the Official Trading System . What to Do If You Falling Victim If another player asks you to download a
. These scripts are typically distributed through social media or Discord and claim to "auto-trade" or "guarantee" rare fruits, but instead, they drain the victim's inventory. How the Scam Works
The "i---ING-" script is a malicious piece of code designed to manipulate the trading user interface (UI) in Blox Fruits. Scammers typically distribute this script on exploit forums, YouTube tutorials, and Discord servers, marketing it as a "cheat" or "glitch" that benefits the user. The Kitsune was gone
In Blox Fruits , when you click "Accept" on a trade, your game client sends a signal to the server. The script Leo just ran was designed to wait for that specific signal.
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