Anyone got know about using Purchase Bots??

[TexasSadist]

Can't find much info on them as where I can actually go about getting one. Anyone have any advice? And no I'm not purchasing shoes with them but same concept.

 

[Nut-Nights]

Hire some one to code a bot for yourself and you can find proxies in BHW marketplace section.

 

[HoNeYBiRD]

Hard to tell without knowing what do you want to purchase. There are ready-made bots available for many purposes. With sneaker bots most of the time you can purchase different stuff which is available on sites like Supreme, Nike etc., not just sneakers, everything.

Take a look around on Google ("product type bot", "product type purchase bot"). If you don't find anything, you can do what the above poster suggested, but more than likely it will be more expensive than a ready-made bot, it will require testing and maintenance to follow site updates, so you need a good and trustworthy developer.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

Before you move on that, OP, read this.

https://www.ticketnews.com/ticketmaster-sues-broker-illegal-bots/

And then make sure you are safe.

 

[TexasSadist]

Hard to tell without knowing what do you want to purchase. There are ready-made bots available for many purposes. With sneaker bots most of the time you can purchase different stuff which is available on sites like Supreme, Nike etc., not just sneakers, everything.

Take a look around on Google ("product type bot", "product type purchase bot"). If you don't find anything, you can do what the above poster suggested, but more than likely it will be more expensive than a ready-made bot, it will require testing and maintenance to follow site updates, so you need a good and trustworthy developer.

I'm trying to use the bot to purchase Art. I collect prints and most of them sell out within seconds of them dropping, unfortunately the vendor drops them at random times and I can't sit at my desk for hours waiting for them. They usually send out a tweet stating they are for sale but my the time the tweet is out, it's too late. 1000's of people fight for an edition size of 200-300. Mondotees.com for reference if it makes any difference.

 

[Deleted member 657006]

you can use a browser automation software
can do this shore of it...

 

[TexasSadist]

you can use a browser automation software
can do this shore of it...

I decided to enable Chrome refresh with 3 second intervals, the down side is I still have to physically be their to purchase bc it routes to PP for payment.

Unrelated: let me apologize for my piss poor grammar on my title to this post. I still had my heart racing from the drop and was thinking faster than I was typing.

 

[HoNeYBiRD]

I'm trying to use the bot to purchase Art. I collect prints and most of them sell out within seconds of them dropping, unfortunately the vendor drops them at random times and I can't sit at my desk for hours waiting for them. They usually send out a tweet stating they are for sale but my the time the tweet is out, it's too late. 1000's of people fight for an edition size of 200-300. Mondotees.com for reference if it makes any difference.

Well, there are ready-made bots for that site. After a quick Google search, i was able to find more than one, even browser addons.

How fast do you need to be?
There are browser extensions, which can watch a (certain part of a) website for changes and alert you right away. Desktop/browser popup, sound alert, push notification, SMS etc. This is one i'm using: https://distill.io/apps/web-monitor. You can set 5 secs checking interval. The site doesn't need to be open at all, it works in the background, so you can do whatever you want in the foreground.
If you're online and in front of your machine/phone, you can check out in a couple of seconds even without a bot. But if the others are using bots, you won't stand a chance and you'll need a bot too.

 

[TexasSadist]

Well, there are ready-made bots for that site. After a quick Google search, i was able to find more than one, even browser addons.

How fast do you need to be?
There are browser extensions, which can watch a (certain part of a) website for changes and alert you right away. Desktop/browser popup, sound alert, push notification, SMS etc. This is one i'm using: https://distill.io/apps/web-monitor. You can set 5 secs checking interval. The site doesn't need to be open at all, it works in the background, so you can do whatever you want in the foreground.
If you're online and in front of your machine/phone, you can check out in a couple of seconds even without a bot. But if the others are using bots, you won't stand a chance and you'll need a bot too.

I just stumbled upon that specific bot you're talking about. See, I didn't know they had to be site specific like that. So I did learn quite a bit in this post. I went ahead and downloaded your extension. Thank you mucho!!! I know a fair amount of people are going to the bot system b/c of the sheer amount of people joining the hobby.

 

[Johny14]

I have one. PM me