@Christopher Detzel,
If you are the website owner of the sneaker provider, I would recommend to go into the internal sales. But if you are wanting to buy sneakers at a website that you are not, don't have an affiliation on, I don't know if I would consider that a good bot because you're using automation to potentially get ahead of other people that are trying to access inventory. Sneaker bots are actually a really interesting use case and we do, there's a couple of customers that I can think of off the top of my head, but that do have an issue with sneaker bots because there are a very novel type of products and there's a lot of demand for it. And bots will target those types of inventories. But I guess to that specific question, it depends on how you're interacting with the website, if you're an official... In an official capacity, as a far as an employee of that company.
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Brooks Cunningham
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-14-2020 15:10
From: Christopher Detzel
Subject: How do I buy a good bot so I can buy the sneakers I want? It appears that bots are used on popular product releases, are there good bots for buying?
In a recent webinar, Cloud WAF Advanced Bot Protection (ABP), customers asked several questions. One of the questions was around Imperva's product called Cloud WAF Advanced Bot Protection (ABP) I will have Impeva's very own @Brooks Cunningham answer this question. It's focused on sneaker bots.
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Christopher Detzel
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Imperva
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