Mm2 scams are everywhere

So basically I play mm2 a lot. And there's been fake bot spam accounts.

As you can see there's 8 bot friend requests spelling out for me to go to there website.

Anyway don't accept any friend requests like that and report the bots immediately.

Stay safe don't fall for this. Byeee

8/15 Edited to

... Read morePlaying Roblox's Murder Mystery 2 (MM2) is a lot of fun, but like many popular games, it attracts scammers who try to trick players into visiting unsafe websites or giving away personal information. In my experience, the most common scam involves fake bot accounts sending friend requests with messages encouraging you to visit external sites promising cheats or item giveaways. These bots often organize their usernames or friend request messages to form phrases urging you to click suspicious links or scan QR codes. One way to protect yourself is by carefully reviewing incoming friend requests. If you notice multiple requests from accounts with strange names, no followers, or odd behavior like repeatedly promoting a website, it's best not to accept. Accepting such requests might expose you to phishing attempts or malware. Instead, immediately report these accounts to Roblox's moderation team to help keep the community safe. Additionally, genuine offers, updates, or giveaways in MM2 are usually presented within the official Roblox platform or announced by trusted community sources. Avoid sites claiming to provide unlimited items, special powers, or aim trainers outside Roblox because they often serve as traps for stealing accounts or personal data. From my personal gameplay, I also recommend adjusting your Roblox privacy settings to limit friend requests only from friends of friends or known contacts. This limits exposure to random bots. Always keep your game and Roblox app updated to benefit from the latest security patches. By staying vigilant and educating yourself and fellow players about common MM2 scams, we contribute to a safer gaming environment where everyone can enjoy the fun without falling victim to fraudsters.

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That is exactly what happens to me I had like 20 of them and I tapped on their profile and it showed the website instead of tags

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