🎴 Polar AIO — your config

Built from the real #members-setups. Machine = your Mac mini M4 (top runners use the exact same rig — you're not behind on hardware).

Target now (what's flipping)

First Partner Illustration Collection S2$33 → flips up
SV 8.5 Prismatic Evolutions Super Premiumhigh value

One member: $8,144 spend → 119 orders (208 First Partner + 30 Prismatic), 100% stick. It's real — but it's volume + capital.

The 3 you MUST have first

1. Proxies (residential/ISP)

Non-negotiable for Target. Community uses: Donut resi (most mentioned), IP Fist, Bart, Wired, Proxyhaus, Oxylabs, Resifactory. Start with Donut — buy a few GB, plug 1 proxy per harvester.

2. Virtual cards (NOT your real card)

Target cancels multi-orders on one card. Use Capital One (Eno) virtual cards or Privacy.com — generate one per task. Pros run Amex employee/auth-user cards.

3. Jig addresses (2–20)

Target cancels multiple orders to the same address. Use valid variations (unit #, St vs Street) of your + family addresses.

Task settings (community standard)

MachineLocal (your Mac mini)
Tasks (start)10–20, scale later
Monitor / Retry delay15000ms both
Loop CheckoutsENABLED
Wait for QueueENABLED
Require All In StockDISABLED
Harvesters2–3 (Chrome+Edge)
Start harvesters5–10 min before drop
Min/Max pricecap it so you don't overpay

Pre-drop checklist

Honest expectations + risk

Even pros get 40–60% declines (Target code 481) — normal, it's a numbers game. Start SMALL (10 tasks, a few GB) and prove one profitable run before scaling. Botting breaks Target's ToS — accounts + cards get banned when flagged, so virtual cards + jig addresses protect you. Startup cost is low: Polar free (beta), cards free, proxies ~$15–30. Real cost is inventory capital + your time.