Xbox Bot Attachment Scam of 2025 - Video

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Xbox Bot Attachment Scam of 2025.
Raven's Bot Attachment Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPq_LixtW9o&t=202s&ab_channel=ALovelyRaVeN
Have you received a random message containing an attachment? Did you click on it? Is it a scam? Is it some Xbox virus? No, and that’s all covered in this video. On Xbox, we’ve seen bots being used for all sorts of things. Spamming OnlyFans accounts, spamming credit card information, spamming racial slurs, we’ve covered it all. And even those these random messages are attachments, they have a potential scam message inside them.

I was recommended a video by @ALovelyRaven about Xbox Bots sending attachment links to random people. This was interesting because the most we’ve seen was seeing bots send invites to group chats, which was the OnlyFans bot on Xbox (sex bot). I then went on the Internet to look up if people were talking about this since I never heard of it. Turns out there’s a community out there of Xbox players that also received these suspicious links. If you clicked on this link, don’t worry. It’s not a virus or anything like that. The attachment link takes you to a picture of the scammer’s post, due to Microsoft’s “advanced chat filter” that prevents certain phrases or sentences from being sent. This was to “help our players on Xbox.”

After looking into these, it’s safe to say the Xbox Bot Attachment messages are not viruses by themselves but they are possibly a scam. And it’s speculated that these attachment messages involve Temu. In 2024, Xbox was being spammed by bots with Temu codes and Temu coupons. We discovered that this wasn’t a scam. So it’s possible these attachment links are from the same person or similar. It would make sense they’re attachments, due to Xbox’s chat filter. The attachment can bypass the filter, which in turn, would still reach the target with the Temu scam. It’s not known which shop the attachment is referring to. But it’s better to not use any codes or links sent by bots on Xbox.