Get new willhaben instrument ads by email

A parent shopping for a first violin or a pianist weighing up an upright can let new willhaben ads for that instrument collect in one inbox and compare them calmly.

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Search the instrument on willhaben

Open the Marktplatz, go to musical instruments and type the instrument with a size or model, for example Geige 3/4, Klavier Petrof or Akkordeon 72 Bass. Add a price range in euro and a region, and sort with the newest ads on top.
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Paste the link, choose email

Copy the address of the results page into MXSender, choose email and confirm your address through our message. Telegram can be added to the same search later.
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You receive a single mail listing every new instrument from that check, with a photo, the price and a link to willhaben. Quiet checks send nothing, and each mail has an unsubscribe link.
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Paste the willhaben search link you want watched — we’ll check we can read it, then set up your alerts.

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Sizing a child’s violin or cello before you search

String instruments for children come in fractional sizes, and the teacher usually knows which one fits. Put that size in the search, such as Geige 1/2 or Cello 3/4, because Austrian sellers almost always mention it in the title. Children outgrow these quickly, so there is a steady supply, and a well-kept one at a fair price tends to be gone soon after it appears.

A separate search for the next size up is worth setting early, so you see options before you need them.

Comparing upright pianos from your inbox

An acoustic piano is a big purchase that also involves movers and tuning. Email suits that pace: each check that finds new ads sends one mail, you file them into a folder, and over a few weeks you see which makes and ages come up and at what prices. Searching your inbox for a brand name later brings every offer back.

Ask about the last tuning and have someone who knows pianos look at the action and soundboard. Moving a piano usually needs professionals, so factor that into the price.

Safe payment for shipped instruments

Collect and pay in person when you can, after playing. If the seller ships, use the payment option willhaben itself offers instead of a direct bank transfer. Be cautious when a branded instrument is far below its usual price and the seller insists on payment in advance.

First alert in the spam folder?

Your provider decides what goes where. After the first match, check spam, mark our mail as wanted and add the sender to your contacts so the next ones arrive where you expect them.

Plans when the whole family is looking

Free covers one search checked every 30 minutes and one email address. Starter, $5.99, covers five searches every 10 minutes and one address. Pro, $14.99, covers twenty searches with the fastest checks and up to three addresses, so a parent, a child and a teacher can all see the same offers. willhaben’s saved search can run alongside.