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# Shops & Items

How browsing and buying work in BloxRoar Shopping.

BloxRoar Shopping is built around the idea of a shopping destination with a style focus. This page explains how shopping is meant to work.

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The store is under active development. Items and categories marked **Coming soon** are planned but not available yet.
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## Browsing

Walk around the store to look at what's on offer. Shops are grouped so you can find what you're after.

## Planned shop categories

| Category                    | Status      |
| --------------------------- | ----------- |
| Clothing and outfits        | Coming soon |
| Accessories                 | Coming soon |
| Featured and trending items | Coming soon |
| Shop directory              | Coming soon |

## Buying items

Purchases in Roblox experiences use Robux. Robux purchases happen through Roblox's own purchase window, which always asks you to confirm before anything is charged.

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Never share your Roblox password or login code with anyone. BloxRoar staff will never ask for it.
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## Something wrong with a purchase?

If an item doesn't show up after you buy it, rejoin the game first. If it's still missing, ask for help in the [Discord server](/docs/links.md) and include what you bought and roughly when. For billing issues, contact Roblox Support directly, since Roblox processes all Robux payments.


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