leboncoin job lots for resellers, by email

Resellers who stock up from leboncoin get one email per check, each new lot listed with its photo, asking price and a link to the ad.

3 steps

Set up in a minute

Search on leboncoin, sort by newest

Narrow leboncoin to stock you can move

Pick a category where you already know the resale prices, such as video games, appliances or clothing. Add a word that signals a seller in a hurry, like „lot“, „débarras“ or „fin de stock“. Set your area and radius, a maximum price that protects your margin, and sort the results newest first.
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Copy the link, paste it into mxsender

Save it in MXSender with email chosen

Paste the results page address into MXSender and select email as the channel; Telegram can be added to the same search later. One address on Free and Starter, up to three on Pro.
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New listings land in your inbox

Open one digest of new lots per check

Whenever a check finds new ads, they arrive together in one message, each with a photo, the price and a link. Checks with nothing new stay quiet, and every mail has an unsubscribe link at the bottom.
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Paste the leboncoin search link you want watched — we’ll check we can read it, then set up your alerts.

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A mistake resellers make: one huge search

The tempting setup is a single search for „lot“ across all of France. It returns everything from a box of baby clothes in Lille to a pallet of tiles in Marseille, and the mails become noise you stop opening. The deals you wanted are in there, but you no longer see them.

Split it. One search per kind of stock, each with its own price cap and a radius you would actually drive. Free carries one search checked every 30 minutes, Starter at $5.99 five checked every 10 minutes, Pro at $14.99 twenty on the fastest schedule.

Why an inbox suits a sourcing routine

Resale work happens at a desk as much as at a car boot: listing items, answering buyers, packing parcels. Email slots into that day. New lots wait in the inbox until you look, and nothing buzzes while your hands are full of bubble wrap.

A mail rule can file the alerts into a folder. Months later, searching that folder shows what a given kind of lot was listed for around you, a handy reference when a seller names a price.

Reading a leboncoin lot before you message

Ask for an inventory and the condition of each piece, and what is missing: cables, manuals, boxes. For electronics, make sure nothing is locked to someone’s account. For clothes, sizes and flaws.

Collect in daylight, pay when you have the goods, and do not send a deposit to a stranger. A seller who refuses any viewing is a reason to move on to the next email.

When reselling in France becomes a business

Selling your own things occasionally is not the same as buying regularly to resell. Once it is a habit, look into the right status, often a micro-entreprise, and declare the income.

Getting the first alert out of the spam folder

Your mail provider decides where a new sender lands. After the first match, check spam and promotions, mark the message as wanted and add the sender to your contacts.

leboncoin offers its own saved searches with alerts; MXSender works alongside them rather than replacing them.