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Is there a way that eBay can notify me when an item I've been looking for becomes available?
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Is there a way that eBay can notify me when an item I've been looking for becomes available?

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tiquetalk (1134 ) View Listings
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Is there a way that eBay can notify me when an item I've been looking for becomes available?
Dec 4, 2012 05:59 AM

Any information will be greatly appreciated.  Thank you.  tiquetalk
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tiquetalk (1134 ) View Listings
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Is there a way that eBay can notify me when an item I've been looking for becomes available?
Dec 4, 2012 05:59 AM

Any information will be greatly appreciated.  Thank you.  tiquetalk

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johnsbasement (1384 ) View Listings
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Re: Is there a way that eBay can notify me when an item I've been looking for becomes available?
Dec 4, 2012 06:22 AM

go to 'advanced' search, type in what you are looking for and check the 'save to myebay', click search and check the box 'email me' click save.

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Re: Is there a way that eBay can notify me when an item I've been looking for becomes available?
Dec 4, 2012 06:28 AM

You don't have to use Advanced search; you can Save any search and then choose to be notified if something turns up.

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Re: Is there a way that eBay can notify me when an item I've been looking for becomes available?
Dec 4, 2012 11:25 AM

True, you don't have to use Advanced Search.  However, I like to use it and refine my search as much as possible, to cut down on the number of notices that I get about items I don't want.

 

For example, I limit mine to items located in the U.S. and often put price limits on them.

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