How to Recover Your Roblox Account If It Says "Not Enough Proof"?

🔍 Introduction: The Roblox Account Recovery Struggle

Losing access to your Roblox account is frustrating, but what’s worse? Roblox support rejecting your recovery request due to "not enough proof." 😨

If you’re stuck in this situation, don’t worry! In this guide, we’ll show you:
✅ Why Roblox rejects recovery requests
✅ The best way to provide enough proof
✅ Alternative methods to recover your account

🔹 Why Is Roblox Saying "Not Enough Proof"?

Roblox has strict security policies. If you fail to provide strong evidence that you own the account, they will reject your request.

🔍 Common reasons for rejection:
❌ You didn’t provide the correct email or phone number.
❌ Your account was made on a shared device (making ownership unclear).
❌ You don’t have past billing information (for Robux purchases).
❌ The hacker changed key details before you could recover it.

🔹 How to Provide Stronger Proof for Account Recovery?

To increase your chances of success, send a detailed request to Roblox Support with the following:

✅ Your Roblox Username (exact spelling).
✅ Your original email or phone number linked to the account.
✅ Any old passwords you used before the hack.
✅ Purchase history (if you bought Robux or Premium).
✅ Device details (where you played Roblox before).

💡 Pro Tip: If you don’t have some details, provide any extra information (such as your last login, old friends on the account, etc.).

🔹 What to Do If Roblox Still Rejects Your Request?

🔸 Method 1: Try Again with Better Proof

Use a different recovery request with more details.
If you made a typo or forgot something, correct it and resubmit.

🔸 Method 2: Contact Roblox Support Directly

If automated responses keep rejecting your request, try sending a follow-up email.
Clearly explain why you’re the rightful owner and why you don’t have certain proof.

🔸 Method 3: Check if Your Email Was Changed

Try logging in with a different email.
If your email was hacked, recover it through your email provider (Gmail, Outlook, etc.).

🔸 Method 4: Create a New Account & Stay Safe

If all else fails, protect yourself from future hacks by:
✅ Using a strong, unique password
✅ Enabling Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
✅ Never sharing login details