Kids’ gear deals on eBay, straight to Telegram

Children outgrow things every few months, so a Telegram card for each new eBay listing of the toy, carrier or bike you want saves money without hours of searching.

3 steps

Set up in a minute

  1. Search on eBay, sort by newest

    Find the kids’ category and narrow it on eBay

    Search for the item, for example a balance bike, a LEGO set by its number, a baby carrier or a bundle of clothes in one size. Choose the category, used or new, a price ceiling, and an item location close enough for shipping to stay sensible. Buy It Now suits busy parents who cannot follow an auction. Sort by Newly listed and copy the address.

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  2. Copy the link, paste it into mxsender

    Paste it into our Telegram bot

    Send the link to the MXSender bot, or paste it on the website and choose Telegram. Email is there too if you would like a copy in your inbox. Name the search after the child or the item, like „Mia size 104“.

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  3. New listings land in your Telegram

    Let the cards come to the chat

    Each new listing that matches turns into a card with the title, the price, a button to the eBay page and a photo when the seller included one. Older listings that were already there are not sent.

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Track a search on eBay right now

Paste the eBay search link you want watched — we’ll check we can read it, then set up your alerts.

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Picture the LEGO set you missed by one evening

A complete, boxed set at a fair price, posted by a parent clearing the attic. By the time you looked the next night it was sold. Kids’ things on eBay move like that because many families hunt the same popular sets, bikes and carriers, and sellers often accept the first reasonable buyer.

With the search saved in MXSender, the listing reaches your chat soon after it appears, on the check interval of your plan, and you can message the seller while the box is still on the shelf.

A family chat for every child’s list

Each search carries its own hashtag, so clothes in size 104, a bigger bike and a carrier for the newborn can share one chat without getting mixed up. Mute the clothing search so it arrives quietly, and keep the bike search loud.

Forward a card to your partner or a grandparent with one tap. The same chat is on your phone and on Telegram Desktop, so a card spotted at work can be opened properly at home.

Bundles, sizes and missing pieces

For clothing bundles, check the sizes listed and ask for a photo of the labels. For toys and sets, ask whether all parts and instructions are included; „complete“ means different things to different sellers. For bikes and scooters, look at the brakes and tyres in the photos and ask the child’s height the bike fit.

For anything a baby uses, such as carriers, ask about the age of the item and any recalls on that model before you buy.

Paying and shipping kids’ items safely

Keep payment on eBay so its buyer protection can apply, and be cautious if a seller suggests another way to pay. Check the seller’s feedback and where the item ships from: a bike sent from abroad costs a lot to post, and a parcel crossing a border may bring import duties or VAT.

❓Frequently asked questions

How many searches can I run for different kids?

Free gives one search, checked every 30 minutes. Starter at $5.99 gives five every 10 minutes, Pro at $14.99 twenty with the fastest checks.

Can grandparents get the same cards?

Forward any card to them, or add email as a second channel so a copy goes to an inbox.

Will it tell me when an auction for a toy closes?

No. You hear about new listings; watching and bidding happen on eBay.

Can I search one LEGO set number only?

Yes. Search the set number on eBay, apply your filters and save that link.

What happens when the child outgrows the size?

Change the size on eBay, copy the new link and replace the old one in MXSender.

Never miss a eBay listing again

Set it up in under a minute — paste a eBay search link and get your first alert today.

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