Our rules
RoSpect exists to make deals fairer, and that has to include the people on the other side of the deal. These rules apply to everything we publish and everything our tools say.
1. Facts, not accusations
We never say or suggest that a person, studio, group or game is dishonest. We don't check court or police records, and we don't publish warnings about specific people.
2. When we can't verify something, we say so
And we tell you how to check it yourself, for example by asking the other side to prove they control the account they write from.
3. Caution isn't blame
When we suggest being careful, we mean: check before you trust. It never means that anyone did something wrong. Low offers are often honest; buyers simply value games differently.
4. Reviews only from verified deals
When ratings arrive, they'll only show for deals where both sides are verified and signed through RoSpect. No anonymous reviews, no ratings of people you've never done business with.
5. Any future case list follows strict rules
If we ever list a case about someone, it will only be one settled by a final court judgment or a regulator's decision, after legal review. We'll show the source, let the named party respond first, and correct or remove it quickly when the facts change.
6. Estimates are estimates
We show our method and every assumption, and we say how confident we are. Real sale prices for Roblox games aren't public, so no one can know a game's exact value.
7. We don't hold your money
RoSpect never receives or holds payments between buyers and sellers.
8. Independent of Roblox
RoSpect is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Roblox Corporation.
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