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[5252]

This would be also nice^, but i can't find any active account scanners. Can anyone help track it down for me?

[Accelerator]

This would be also nice^, but i can't find any active account scanners. Can anyone help track it down for me?

Ghosts' works, except that is a pain in the a�� when neo lags/times out while it's checking your SDB...
And IIRC, Atlas (you need an account to see links)

[ww!]

Would be fine if had a program which make a list of which stamps you don't have and made a list of the cheapest one to the expensive ones.

[Daviid]

Would be fine if had a program which make a list of which stamps you don't have and made a list of the cheapest one to the expensive ones.

Stealth core does that, and auto buys the buyable ones

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[ww!]

Stealth core does that, and auto buys the buyable ones

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Oh didn't know, never used Stealth Core

[j03]

Oh didn't know, never used Stealth Core

It doesn't save the list. If you want I can add that as a feature.

The program just creates a list and uses it internally to do its thing.


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[Daviid]

It doesn't save the list. If you want I can add that as a feature.

The program just creates a list and uses it internally to do its thing.


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Make it also save the books that couldn't be bought. (UB or lag)

[ww!]

I was thinking about the list for doing manual buying, but it would be good to have a list of the ones that couldn`t be bought, like @(you need an account to see links) said

[Atlas]

Would be fine if had a program which make a list of which stamps you don't have and made a list of the cheapest one to the expensive ones.

You mean like (you need an account to see links)?

I think I could make a Python program to grab the page sources for each page, fill it in the corresponding boxes, submit and return the list.

[ww!]

You mean like (you need an account to see links)?

I think I could make a Python program to grab the page sources for each page, fill it in the corresponding boxes, submit and return the list.

Yes, the site does exactly I was thinking but in a complex way to do, lol. A Python program would be great, less copying and past from the source code page.