How Do You Avoid Anime Dice Trade Scams?

The eight checks

1. Both sides in the window. An offer in chat is not an item in the trade.
2. Exact variant and grade. Two copies of one name can be different items.
3. No “trust trade”. Sending first is a gift, not a trade.
4. No off-platform promises. “I'll pay you after” is not a trade.
5. No login sharing. No password, no link, no code, ever.
6. No middleman links. A link is not an escrow.
7. Screenshot the offer. It is your only record if something changes.
8. Confirm once. Cancel if the window changes at the last second.

Common scam shapes

• Swap at the last second — a similar-looking item replaces the agreed one.
• Fake middleman — an “escrow” account that is the same person.
• Login phishing — a “redeem” or “verify” page that asks for credentials.
• Overpay bait — a too-good offer that requires you to send first.
• Value-list pressure — a screenshot with no date used to justify a bad ratio.

If it already happened

1. Screenshot the trade window, chat and profile.
2. Report the player in Roblox and in the server where the trade was arranged.
3. Change your password if any credential was entered anywhere; enable 2-step verification.
4. Do not pay a “recovery” fee — nobody can restore a completed trade for a fee.

For the value side of the decision, use the trade value check. For the social side, read trade servers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sources & Verification

• Anime Dice Wiki — Update 7 report (gamepass trading, secondhand) (Community wiki, updated 6 Oct 2026)
• Anime Dice — official Roblox listing (Official)