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So wrote a script to emulate redemption in browser, basically doing manual steps programmatically, click button, set gv code, gv pin, submit, with a delay of 6 seconds, otherwise it gets blocked. Any JS developer should be able to use it. Redeemed 120 vouchers 🤓 Ab bas BLINKDEAL aa...

121,162 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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Yash Sartanpara 的头像
Yash Sartanpara1 年前

Wife ke maze hai. ruko bolta hu myntra ko ki ye coupon discountinue karde

Akash 的头像
Akash1 年前

😂😭😂😭😂😭

Whine-Yard 的头像
Whine-Yard1 年前

to extract Myntra voucher data in iShop portal order details once you complete show codes step > let allTextValues = $('input[type="text"]').map(function() { return $(this).val(); }).get(); allTextValues let result = []; for (let i = 0; i < allTextValues.length; i += 2) { result.push({ "code": allTextValues[i], "pin": allTextValues[i + 1] }); } result

Akash 的头像
Akash1 年前

🫡

Whine-Yard 的头像
Whine-Yard1 年前

thanks for the Myntra part of this effort :)

Jeetendra K Sharma 的头像
Jeetendra K Sharma1 年前

I wrote a Chrome extension to do it . Never published it because of obvious reasons. Single click and a lot of peace.

Akash 的头像
Akash1 年前

does it work without getting requests blocked ? What delay did you add ?

Amit Chopra | Every Paisa Matters 的头像
Amit Chopra | Every Paisa Matters1 年前

Github pe release kiya ya nahi?

Akash 的头像
Akash1 年前

haha, nahin not on github, google drive :

Avinash 的头像
Avinash1 年前

@EvryPaisaMatter Guess my boss wanted this type of comments 😬🫠, so clean

Akash 的头像
Akash1 年前

@EvryPaisaMatter lol, a lot of code is ai generated.

Amit Chopra | Every Paisa Matters 的头像
Amit Chopra | Every Paisa Matters1 年前

@GuyFromUtopia What matters is the result and not really the process. Only once outcome is accepted, do people start talking about methodology.

Credofly 的头像
Credofly1 年前

Hacker bhai apna

CA who writes 的头像
CA who writes1 年前

Aaj lag rha h kaash engg ki hoti 😭

Rewards Maverick 的头像
Rewards Maverick1 年前

Itne vouchers khareede pehle 😅

M@nTh@N 的头像
M@nTh@N1 年前

Bro one question, if I get a EPM and buy myntra vouchers at 18% off, how many can I buy? I am planning to get this card and spend 10L on gold every year using the card so that 12.5k card charges are waved off too

Akash 的头像
Akash1 年前

60K per day for 2 days. =&gt; total 120k per month

Shrey Anand 的头像
Shrey Anand1 年前

This came

Akash 的头像
Akash1 年前

yeah - some times when its too fast this comes, I was getting this, i kept moving mouse ... not sure what's its using for detecting, but script as it is worked for 40 GV's - just kept mouse moving.

Shrey Anand 的头像
Shrey Anand1 年前

This was rather frequent but anyways thanks a lot🫡

Tadit Dash 的头像
Tadit Dash1 年前

Good job

karthicmaniyan 的头像
karthicmaniyan1 年前

Omg

Dishant Kuberwala 的头像
Dishant Kuberwala1 年前

Amazing.. 🤩

Arjun 的头像
Arjun1 年前

So you are a tech geek too?

Akash 的头像
Akash1 年前

thoda bahaut kar lete hain

The Retail Indian 的头像
The Retail Indian1 年前

This is just what I wished for yesterday when manually adding all those vouchers. My hands are still sore!

Abhishek 的头像
Abhishek1 年前

Randomize the delay, one additional step to help with the script getting blocked.

Points N Perks 的头像
Points N Perks1 年前

Blainkit8 is live bhai @ccg33k

Contractor Ganesh 的头像
Contractor Ganesh1 年前

English pls

Yugal Garg 的头像
Yugal Garg1 年前

Thanks to me or thanks to claude ai😂🫣😜

Ankit Dewan 的头像
Ankit Dewan1 年前

Quoted this post in my post @ccg33k . Didn't tag you to avoid unnecessary notifications.

Amitab(h) with no ab 的头像
Amitab(h) with no ab1 年前

I am assuming 120 vouchers of 1000 means from ishop with two diff logins. But on 2 seperate days or one day?

Akash 的头像
Akash1 年前

one day, two ishops, multiple cards (more than 2)

Rujhan Arora 的头像
Rujhan Arora1 年前

I tried on Comet browser, but it was not able to automate. Can you share the script please?

Akash 的头像
Akash1 年前

You'll need to run this in chrome, also provide list of GV codes/pin as JSON array.

Pragyan Sen 的头像
Pragyan Sen1 年前

@rujhan_arora_ I would just simply copy the gift card post request using curl and paste it in postman, then run a postman and feed the csv, add some delay between each call, and you are done. Next time just copy the jwt token from header

Akash 的头像
Akash1 年前

@rujhan_arora_ tried it, fails after 5 requests the cookie needs to be updated or something else has to be updated.

Souvik Satpathy 的头像
Souvik Satpathy1 年前

Note pad and macro se v kaam bann jata hai waise.

Shrey Anand 的头像
Shrey Anand1 年前

@SartanparaYash seekho thoda back-end ka kaam Kab fak font style badalte rahoge aap

Sailesh 的头像
Sailesh1 年前

Woah !! Never knew you are a tech geek as well with cc geek !!

Points N Perks 的头像
Points N Perks1 年前

All bought from same account?

Akash 的头像
Akash1 年前

multiple cards, multiple accounts.

Peng 的头像
Peng1 年前

How did you parse the codes from the Gmail?

Preet Raj 的头像
Preet Raj1 年前

Are you in IT sector btw good help as always 🫡

Ranjeet Jain 的头像
Ranjeet Jain1 年前

there is no limit on myntra for no of gvs that can be used?

Manohar 的头像
Manohar1 年前

What are you going to buy with that much amount of gv?

Harshal_HP👨🏻‍💻🥷🏻 的头像
Harshal_HP👨🏻‍💻🥷🏻1 年前

Who developed the code Did you ??

Akash 的头像
Akash1 年前

yup.

IndraNagarkaGunda 的头像
IndraNagarkaGunda1 年前

What do you do with the rewards points flight and hotel bookings?

Pranay Digitals Vijayawada 的头像
Pranay Digitals Vijayawada1 年前

What's the solution for this? Anyone? #dealsdhamaka #ccgeeks #finpal

Akash 的头像
Akash1 年前

@mymagicpin @CareMagicpin Please check this. Bro, reach out to support.

Pranay Digitals Vijayawada 的头像
Pranay Digitals Vijayawada1 年前

@mymagicpin @CareMagicpin I tried but no response

Manoj Kumar 的头像
Manoj Kumar1 年前

Bro, simply use power automate. It works without any issues of blocking or no need any manual efforts while doing the job.

Akash 的头像
Akash1 年前

Thanks for the tip, I'll check it out.

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