Amazon

The Amazon module will take all relevant address and payment information from your Amazon account. Make sure to set both up within your account.

Example for a valid OfferID:

uAYYWz098MCbKkTjcU1e%2Fk9S1sPBCPaVCJACvSfFfpQjituf0ac2rwmyB9r%2Bs4GLAkxr4big9gzOFVsChZ5LG2pY3sdFqxrvhAiSh9LUjh7FgHOD72T5o8DG0zS1bpRCkGjCLvKPahI%3D

OfferIDs change for every region, this one is only valid on Amazon.de

Example for a valid ASIN:

B09G91T787

You can find the ASIN number in the URL of the product page. ASIN numbers change for every region, this one is only valid on Amazon.de

Cart modes

OfferID one step:

This mode will search the product page for a valid OfferID and use it to set up a one step checkout. An OfferID is unique for every listing for an item, hence this mode is the safest one to use. If it fails during drop make sure to run ASIN one step.

ASIN one step:

This mode will search the product page for a valid ASIN and use it to set up a one step checkout. An ASIN is not unique for every listing but for every product so keep in mind that the script might purchase items by thrid party sellers if the main listing by Amazon goes out of stock.

OfferID Safe:

This mode will use the normal "human" way of carting, going through every step a normal user would take. This is slower then both modes above but might be usefull if Amazon ever removes the ability to do a one step checkout.

Set OfferID:

Only enable this toggle if your cookgroup or our staff provided you valid OfferID's for a drop. This is usefull incase Amazon does not load a product page or only a product page without OfferID. If the switch is enabled simply visit any random product on Amazon and the script will do everything else. The webhhok will show the wrong item, this is a bug. Use this in combination with OfferID one step as cart mode.