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# How to Jig Profiles

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This guide is useful to those who wish to submit **multiple** profiles to Navi ACO. Jigging isn't required if you plan on submitting one profile per retailer.
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## Why is Jigging necessary?

Many sites, especially the ones we offer, have quantity limit restrictions in place that prevent buyers from mass purchasing sought after products. The work around for this is the use of "Jigging" or submitting multiple accounts/profiles with slightly different information to work around the quantity limit restrictions and secure more product.

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Note! A popular tool used for profile organization, account generation, and extensive jigging options is AYCD. Our preferred toolbox program, if you're interested in AYCD you can buy it [here](https://aycd.io/checkout/product/oneclick?referralCode=REF-AIE134371ATX).
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## Different Jigging Methods

Below are the different method of Jigging we have personally seen work for multiple retailers, while some's retailers have better protection against certain jigs than others its good to be familiar with all of the methods below.

1. **Apartment/Unit Number Jig**

If your preferred shipping address is **NOT** an apartment or unit based building, this jig will work for you. Essentially you just add a fake Apartment number or Unit number at the **END** of the address OR on the second address line..

Before: `123 Navi Street`

After: `123 Navi Street APT` 1 / `123 Navi Street Unit 1`

2. **Random Letter Jig**

Another common option, especially for folks that have product shipped to an apartment complex, is jigging their address by adding **THREE** random letters at the **FRONT** of your address

Before: `123 Navi Street`

After: `XYZ 123 Navi Street`

3. **Second Line Instructions Jig**

What some people prefer to do is put instructions, comments, warnings, etc, for their second line to help jig the address. This is a lesser common Jig and should be used if the prior mentioned jigs aren't working for you on retailers.

Before:

Address Line 1: `123 Navi Street`

After:

Address Line 1: `123 Navi Street`

Address Line 2: `LEAVE ON PORCH` / `RING DOORBELL` / `BEWARE OF DOG`

4. **Abbreviation Jig**

Depending on the area your preferred shipping address resides in, you can switch up the abbreviations at the end of the address.

Before: `123 Navi Street`

After: `123 Navi ST.` / `STR` / `STRT`

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To find out all acceptable abbreviations for your street can be found [here](https://pe.usps.com/text/pub28/28apc_002.htm).
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