StuffAlert search

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 :

In the original version of StuffAlert, there was the ability to save an Alert that would search both ebay US (ebay.com) and ebay UK (ebay.co.uk) by using the 'ALL'  filter selection for ebay sites.

If you have received an email with no found ebay items listed for one of your Alerts, please don't worry.

Our goal is to make sure that you receive a valuable service which includes avoiding sending you email alerts containing lots and lots of ebay items.

If you have received an email telling you we have automatically 'Paused' one of your Alerts, please don't worry.

Our goal is to make sure that you receive a valuable service which includes avoiding sending you email alerts containing lots and lots of eBay items.

You can use ebay's advance search features using search operators when you use StuffAlert to search and create eBay alerts.

As with ebay you can search for items simply by entering keywords in the search box. They are not case sensitive, so it does not matter if you use capital or lower case letters.

You can refine your search and obtain more accurate results by combining search operators with your keywords.

If you decide to edit an alert you will be taken back to your orginal search where you can  change your search criteria such as adding more keywords. By clicking 'Find' you will start a revised search for your item which can review and save. For more information see 'How to edit an Alert'

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No limits, set up as many alerts as you want - be our guest!

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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.

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StuffAlert searches the individual ebay Market (eBay US, UK etc.) you have selected. Believe it or not, the category lists are different as between the various ebay Markets. For example in US ebay you will find a Category "Cell Phones & PDAs" whilst in UK ebay the same category is called "Mobile & Home Phones". So although both markets speak English different words are used to say the same thing.