* Delay - Millisecond intervals used on bots. Usually purchased in packs of 10, 25, 50, etc for intervals of 1-30 days of usage. * Datacenter (DC) Proxies - Faster than residential proxies but easier to be banned by sites. * Cook Group - Discord or Slack group with botting, sneaker and reselling info and guides. Usually 'I am not a robot' and selecting pictures out of a 3x3 grid. * Captcha - Anti-bot measure that many sites utilize. * Brick - A shoe or another item that will not be profitable. * AWS - 'Amazon Web Services', a virtual server provider. For example, Cybersole is an AIO bot that supports many different site types such as Shopify, Footsites, Supreme, and Mesh. * AIO or AIO Bot - 'All in one', a type of bot that usually supports many sites. Botting requires time, patience and investment. There are thousands of people who purchase the best bots and continue to experience failure for months.

* Is botting difficult? - Botting is certainly not as easy as many would expect. Bot subscriptions and renewal fees may also cost. Datacenter and Residential proxies would be recommended and a server would also be recommended for the most success. You'll also have to pay for a Cook Group each month.

* What are the costs of botting? - You'll most likely have to pay the resell price for any bot due to nearly every bot being out of stock. Free groups aren't collecting any money to provide paid services so you can't expect nearly as much from a free group as any paid one. * Do I need a paid Cook Group? - A good, paid Cook Group is a must for reselling and botting. As a result, they have the right to cancel botted orders or ban/blacklist any of your information from making future purchases.

* Are sneaker bots illegal? - Bots are legal but they do break the terms of service of many websites and online retailers.

Privacy and virtual credit cards (VCCs).

Where to buy bots and how to avoid being scammed.

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