Scam checker

Is this V-Bucks offer a scam?

Tick anything the offer does. If it matches the signs scammers use, we'll tell you straight.

A magnifying glass inspecting a suspicious gift card with a hook
Does the offer do any of these?

Nothing you tick leaves your browser.

The one rule

Free V-Bucks only ever come from Epic, inside Fortnite: Battle Pass levels, and the occasional promotion Epic runs in the game itself. A website, app, video or message that offers V-Bucks is a scam, however real it looks. There's no generator, no glitch and no secret code.

Why scams ask for these things

  • Your login lets them take your account and its skins.
  • Surveys and downloads earn them money for each person who finishes one.
  • Small payments are the whole point: you pay, and nothing arrives.
  • Hurry-up timers stop you from thinking it through.

If you already clicked

  1. Change your Epic password.
  2. Turn on two-factor sign-in.
  3. Change your email password if it was the same.
  4. Check for purchases you didn't make, and tell an adult or your bank if you paid anything.

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