Privacy
Last updated 22 August 2026.
The short version: there are no accounts on OutBlox, we never ask you for a name or an email to use the board, and we run no advertising or behavioural trackers.
What the board shows
When someone looks up a profile or a game, we call Roblox’s public API and show what it returns:
- Profiles — username, display name, avatar headshot, and the public “about me” description on the profile.
- Games — game name, creator name, game icon, the public game description, and the live player count.
All of it is already public on roblox.com. We have no access to anything private — no email, no age, no friends list, no messages, no in-game data.
A profile or game gets on the board because someone paid toward it. The person listed does not sign up and is not notified by us.
What we store
- The listing — Roblox id, username, display name, avatar or icon URL, the public description, the total paid, and how many times the row was clicked. For a game we also keep the creator name, the place and universe ids, and the player and visit counts Roblox returns.
- Recent activity — for the “Latest” list on the board: username, display name, avatar URL, the amount, and the time.
- Payments — the Stripe checkout session id, which board, which listing, the amount, and the time. Not your card number, name, or address.
- A visitor id — a random value your browser saves and sends us so the “online” and “visits” counters do not count you twice. It is not linked to a name, an email, or anything you type. Our copy is deleted roughly an hour after your last request; clearing your browser storage gives you a new one.
- The Here wall — if you type a Roblox username to say you were here, we store the Roblox id, username, display name, avatar URL, and the visitor id that added it, so the wall can show that name. Adding a different username replaces yours. It is not a listing and it has no dollar amount. The public list is the newest fifty names.
Payments
Payments run through Stripe. You enter card details on Stripe’s checkout page, never on outblox.lol, and we never see or store them. Stripe collects what it needs to take the payment — card, email, billing details — under Stripe’s own privacy policy.
Who else sees a request
- Roblox — we request public profile, game, thumbnail and search data from its public API.
- Stripe — payments.
- Google Fonts — the page loads the Outfit typeface from fonts.googleapis.com, so Google sees that request.
- Our host — standard server logs (IP address, page requested, time), kept for security and debugging.
No analytics products, no ad pixels, no cross-site tracking.
Getting off the board
Email helloitsvg.business@gmail.com with a link to the Roblox profile or game — the username on its own is enough — and say you want it removed. You do not have to give a reason, but we will ask you to show the profile or game is yours — a change we can see on the Roblox page itself is usually enough. Someone paid for that placement, so an unverified request from a stranger is not enough to destroy it. Once you have shown it, we take the listing off the board.
Removal takes the row down and clears that listing out of the “Latest” strip. If that profile was also on the Here wall, we take the stamp down too. Money already paid toward it is not returned to the person who paid — see Terms. The payment records stay — an amount, a date, a Stripe session id and the Roblox id it was credited to — because we need them for accounting and fraud checks.
Children
There are no accounts to create and we ask for nothing about you. If you are not old enough to make an online payment where you live, do not pay — see Terms. Adding a username to the Here wall is free and is not a payment.
If a listing is a child’s Roblox profile, a parent or guardian gets it removed by emailing us the profile. We will not put a child through a verification hoop: tell us it is your child’s account and we take it down.