Week at a glance
Autoqueue sent 10 evidence-backed live alerts across 3 retailers during July 25 to July 31. Target led with 7 alerts. The record included 8 Pokémon TCG alerts and 2 One Piece TCG alerts.
- Live alerts
- 10
- Retailers
- 3
- Franchises
- 2
- Active ET days
- 5
- Leading retailer
- Target
- Busiest day
- Tuesday and Friday
How the week unfolded
Alert activity appeared on 5 of the week's seven ET calendar days, beginning Monday, July 27 and ending Friday, July 31. Tuesday, July 28 and Friday, July 31 tied as the busiest days with 3 alerts each. Target accounted for 70% of the week's evidenced alerts. This distribution is a record of sent alerts, not a retailer schedule or a forecast.
Week by retailer
Public recaps group evidenced alerts by Eastern calendar day; exact alert times and recipient counts remain private.
Target
Pokémon TCG · One Piece TCG
- 1 alert
Monday, July 27
Pokémon TCG
- 2 alerts
Tuesday, July 28
Pokémon TCG
- 1 alert
Thursday, July 30
Pokémon TCG
- 1 alert
Friday, July 31
One Piece TCG
- 2 alerts
Friday, July 31
Pokémon TCG
Walmart
Pokémon TCG · One Piece TCG
- 1 alert
Wednesday, July 29
One Piece TCG
- 1 alert
Wednesday, July 29
Pokémon TCG
Pokémon Center
Pokémon TCG
- 1 alert
Tuesday, July 28
Pokémon TCG
Retailer context
Target
No queueTarget does not use a virtual waiting room for the drops covered in its guide. Autoqueue can alert the member and open the official store page, while availability checks and checkout remain entirely manual. The guide covers observed timing and store-specific preparation.
Read the Target drop guideWalmart
Queue storeWalmart's guide describes its purchase flow as “Virtual waiting room.” Autoqueue does not join or influence that line; it alerts the member and can open the official store page, while the member handles the queue and checkout. The guide covers observed timing and store-specific preparation.
Read the Walmart drop guidePokémon Center
Queue storePokémon Center's guide describes its purchase flow as “Virtual queue, joins after listings go live.” Autoqueue does not join or influence that line; it alerts the member and can open the official store page, while the member handles the queue and checkout. The guide covers observed timing and store-specific preparation.
Read the Pokémon Center drop guideWhat this weekly record means
What qualifies for the recap?
An event appears only after Autoqueue has positive delivery evidence: a provider-confirmed email alert or a successful alert send to an authenticated member browser.
Why is the timeline day-only?
The public weekly snapshot deliberately removes exact alert times, upcoming subscriber details, and recipient counts before the page is rendered.
These alerts do not prove stock availability, queue entry, browser receipt, or a completed purchase.
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