StuffAlert is the easy to use ebay search tool that helps you find and set up new listing email ebay alerts whilst automatically creating a record of the items matching your searches.
You can now save searches even where items are found.
Use StuffAlert to track down exactly what you want and with the help of My Found Stuff to spot bargains that may have gone unnoticed.
The simple answer is it is an option, so no you do not need to change it.
If you do change it then all the dates and times you see when you are signed in to the website will be relative to your Time zone, including the Start and End date and times for any items we found for you that are in My Found Stuff.
You can sort the items StuffAlert found for you in eBay that are listed in 'My Found Stuff' by one of the following table headings :
Yes you can, it is not a problem.
Your account would get blocked for one of two reasons :
(1) Inappropriate use of our service and a breach of our Terms & Conditions, click here to read our terms of use for our website and service.
or
Near the top of every page is a greeting followed by your first name and user name together with an option to sign out if the details do not relate to you. For example
Hello, [Your First Name] ([Your Username]) | sign out [(not you?).
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We of course hope that you will stay a StuffAlert user. However, if for whatever reason you want to cancel you Account then no problem.
From time to time we forget our passwords and need to reset passwords. If reset password is what is needed then no problem. So how do I reset my password? Go to the top tab 'sign in / register' and click on the 'Forgotten Password?' link under the sign in box to request a new passsword, or click 'My Account' menu link in the footer and then 'Request new password' below the sign in and password boxes.
Yes they are, we take your Privacy very seriously, read all about it here Privacy Policy.
We have also enabled SSL protection of our website, to find out more click here.
People who send spoof emails generally don't have your first and last name as well as your StuffAlert username and email address. So sending an email that contains this information should increase your confidence that it was sent by us.
There may still be instances where spoof emails do contain your first and last name as well as your StuffAlert username, so inclusion of this information doesn’t necessarily guarantee that the email is from us.
Just sign in and go to My Account. Click on My Alerts to see a list of all the alerts you have saved. There is a tick-box next to each one allowing you easily to delete or switch an alert on or off.
