JetBlue and Spirit already have issues with bots. As stated before, it's incredibly easy to write a script or a browser extension to do it. You can even go on google and hire a programmer to do it for you. I'm not even sure how people are able to snipe trips in open time at 9am on Open Time day, because you can click "submit" at 8:59:59 and somehow still be 78 in the queue and the trip you're trading for is gone when your position clears. Then that trip is posted up for grabs an hour later by the person who grabbed it, if not asking for Hawaii trips.

Even if you tried to run a manual program, even if you did it first come first serve, people can create a bot to create forms to submit when trips come up so they're first in queue every time. Other issue is supposedly if you have T-Mobile, which is what the company uses, you get the text alerts first. You can also see if you're just on the crew access, you'll actually see a trip before pop up a minute before the text goes out. Best way to do this is when you get a text, hop on crew access and notice that trip is gone, and the trip the other crew member who dropped for it for is there in open time.