Email alerts for new ads on 999.md

If your inbox is open all day anyway, it can be the place where every new ad from your Moldovan classifieds search on 999 shows up, ready to act on.

3 steps

Set up in a minute

  1. Search on 999, sort by newest

    Set up the search you want to follow

    On 999.md, pick the section (property, transport, electronics, home and garden), then filter by town, price and whatever details your item has. Put the most recent ads on top and copy the address of that results page.

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  2. Copy the link, paste it into mxsender

    Paste it into MXSender and choose email

    Add the link, select email and confirm the address you want the alerts sent to. Telegram and Viber can be switched on for the same search too.

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  3. New listings land in your inbox

    Read one mail per check

    When a check finds new ads, you get a single message listing all of them. Each entry carries the first photo, the title, the asking price and a link to the ad on 999.md.

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Track a search on 999 right now

Paste the 999 search link you want watched โ€” weโ€™ll check we can read it, then set up your alerts.

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Mistakes people make when following 999.md by hand

Checking the site only in the evening. Sellers in Chiศ™inฤƒu post at lunch, and a well-priced flat to rent or a clean used car often has its first calls before you sit down at home.

Keeping a search too broad. Every ad across all of Moldova is tiring to scroll, so you stop scrolling. Pick the town and a realistic price range and the list becomes worth reading.

Forgetting the order. A page sorted by price never shows you what is new. Newest first is the view an alert follows.

What lands in your inbox from 999.md

One email per check, never one per ad, and nothing at all when nothing new appeared. Titles stay as sellers wrote them, Romanian or Russian. Prices show in whichever currency the seller chose.

Because it is mail, you can label it, search it later and keep a record of what a car or flat was first listed at, which helps when you sit down to haggle.

Being the first caller on a Bฤƒlศ›i or Chiศ™inฤƒu deal

Sellers on 999.md tend to deal with whoever phones early and turns up ready to look. With alerts in a mailbox you check through the day, the new ad reaches you while it is fresh, and the call you make is one of the first rather than the tenth.

That matters most for things priced fairly from day one: a rental flat at a normal price, a family car with clean papers, a washing machine that is barely used.

Getting the first alert out of the spam folder

Where a new sender lands is your mail providerโ€™s call, not ours. Once your search has its first match, check Spam or Promotions too, mark our message as wanted and save the sender to your contacts. Every mail also carries an unsubscribe link.

Sharing alerts with family on the Pro plan

Free gives one search checked every 30 minutes and one email address. Starter, $5.99, gives five searches checked every 10 minutes, still one address. Pro, $14.99, gives twenty searches, our fastest checks and room for three addresses, so a couple hunting for a flat can both get the same mail.

โ“Frequently asked questions

Is there anything to install?

Nothing. The alerts are ordinary email.

Can several 999.md searches share one inbox?

Yes. Each search sends its own mails, and you can filter them into folders by subject.

Will I be told about ads that were already up?

No. The first check only records the existing list; you hear about ads posted after that.

How often is my page checked?

Every 30 minutes on Free, every 10 minutes on Starter, and on the fastest schedule on Pro.

Does an alert mean the ad is safe?

No. It means the ad is new. See the item in person and do not pay a deposit to a seller who will not meet.

How do I stop the mails?

Use the unsubscribe link in any alert, or pause or delete the search in MXSender.

Never miss a 999 listing again

Set it up in under a minute โ€” paste a 999 search link and get your first alert today.

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