Confessions from sneaker Twitter

there was a meet-up and iwan was there too. wish i got him too.

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A couple years after sneaker twitter died and I stopped running slots, I needed money. So I found my CSV with all of my slot profiles and ran all of them against a stripe checkout and made over 100K

100% sure I wasn't the only one, but I was selling DC proxies from Google Cloud. Opened many accounts to get $300 credit for each one. Sold "premium" proxies for 100% profit.

(from Sneaker Twitter Discord)

Living 15 minutes away from a Nike and Adidas outlet was literally a money printer.

It was even better being able to take advantage of the minimum wage employees, sometimes all it took was a $50 tip for access to their employee account.

I got in the pocket of an Adidas store manager who would solely send stuff from the warehouse that was extremely discounted, have it marked with my name, and kept in the back of the store for me to purchase only.

On top of that, he gave me access to his employee account, which took 50% off of anything. Even already discounted items during their 50% off sale.

I was buying…

I used to go to target to pickup 15-20 ps5s and if I could tell the worker was chopped/poor I would offer $20 per pickup if she looked the other way. Worked for 3 months then got banned by the regional manager from every target within 2 hours.

Looped the same target for probably two years for PlayStations. Only one in 50 mile radius that had plenty of stock. 20+ per restock. Had no problem getting 14+ a drop there

Gave the manager and all his friends free PlayStations to always let me come in after hours to pick up all my orders. All parties were happy and this went on for years until PlayStations stopped reselling

I once deleted the whole license key database for my bots users right before a drop. I didn’t have a backup, so I changed the logic of authentication to just check the length of the license key and if it had the correct characters and if those matched it would add the key to the database. 4 months later I found a backup of the old database somewhere and matched it up and found that nobody figured out that this happened and only real keys were used. People could have made a bag on bot broker if they found out 🤣

(from Sneaker Twitter Discord)

I pre-sold a pair of bae size wave runners to some guy on discord I’d never messaged or heard of before. Told him I didn’t do GUA because I had refs and let him check and all. Long story short the shoes took over two weeks to arrive from YS, during then he had texted me once asking if I had shipped to which I replied no as they had not arrived but that I had made a label. Once they came in I forgot I even sold them to him - ended up selling the same pair on stockx. He never messaged me again about shipping the shoes and I think we still follow each other on Twitter to this day.

My brother was a manager at Foot Locker from 2019 to 2023. When they introduced FLX in 2020, I created hundreds of Foot Locker accounts and had him scan them for me with every purchase to rack up rewards. I eventually got almost every Foot Locker within a 100-mile radius to do the same for me. I would hit on every FLX release, including all the major releases exclusive to Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York City. I would redeem the points for gift cards and sell accounts with millions of points. I made close to $100,000 selling these accounts through Discord servers and Twitter.