What I checked
Our source order is official Roblox descriptions and API fields first, then attributed reporting. An API lookup is not a gameplay test, and matching articles are not proof of independent testing. The current audit used public sources without logging in, redeeming codes, buying passes, or testing a save. First-person notes describe the evidence basis, not a fictional playthrough.
Rules
- One page, one intent. Codes do not share a URL with desk prices.
- API fields are quoted with the fetch time. Visits change; the sentence must say when they were read.
- If two outlets disagree, both figures stay, with the outlet names. We do not silently average them.
- Codes are “reported” until redeemed in the current build. We do not print a Working badge we have not earned.
- Pass prices and supplied effects use the official API with a snapshot time. Empty descriptions are not filled from pass names. No Golden CEO Desk price is established.
- We do not publish exploit, script, or executor steps.
- Official Roblox thumbnails are labeled as thumbnails, not as our screenshots.
Corrections
Email [email protected] with the page URL and a source. A supported correction should update the affected content and its revision date; this is an editorial rule, not a response-time guarantee. The about page says who reads that mail. Privacy requests follow the privacy policy.
YouTube links identify third-party videos; a date or title is not evidence that this site watched or reproduced the run. They illustrate a topic. They are not a source for a cash figure unless the page says the video showed that figure.
Sources
FAQ
Why are some tables incomplete?
A missing price or year is not guessed. If missing evidence prevents a page answering its main intent, it should be withheld from indexing or narrowed to a genuinely useful supported task; a disclaimer alone does not make it complete.
How fast do you fix a wrong code reward?
After a reader or a new article shows the in-game result. The codes page records the check date.