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Watchlists and emailed searches
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On Evilbay (gasp) I rely on watchlists and daily emailed search results to keep up with whats available that I may want to buy, I don’t see any such facility on Bonanza. Am I missing something here?

asked about 10 years ago

Shockcore
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eastbaybill says: May 02, 2014

So you are favor of having ads remotely of interest according every single you search for every hour 24/7? Bonanza is not that nosy or controlling. eBay use to be to fun & fulfilling. Now it is more of a chore than vintage items to market.

AbbysAttic says: May 02, 2014

I recall when ebay first began those emailed searches. By the time I got them, I felt they were stale, anyway.

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No, not in sense you are thinking.

On My Bonanza page in center about 1/2 way down there [URL removed]

Shopping Activity
Saved & Recent Searches Turn on recent searches
Your saved [URL removed] No saved searches. Create a saved search.

I do believe that these update so that you can see if anything new has been added and you can also see under that any new listings from your Faved sellers

There maybe something in you Account Information (Notifications tab) but I not really sure

answered about 10 years ago

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Shockcore says: May 01, 2014

Excellent! Thanks, exactly what I wanted.

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