New offers in your Amazon.de search, on Telegram

Living in Germany and hunting one particular graphics card, lens or LEGO set on Amazon at a price you set yourself, you can have each new matching offer land in Telegram as a card.

3 steps

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Search on Amazon.de, sort by newest

Filter your Amazon.de search hard

Search Amazon.de for the exact product, brand plus model number. In the filter column, set a price range, pick a condition such as new or used where the category offers one, and add a brand or minimum star rating if it helps. If a newest-first sort is offered, use it. The site also works in English via its language setting.
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Copy the link, paste it into mxsender

Give MXSender the results link

Copy the address of that filtered results page into MXSender as a new search and choose Telegram. Email can be added to the same search too.
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New listings land in your Telegram

Cards for anything new

When an offer appears in the list that was not there before, it reaches your chat as a card with its photo, title, price and a button to the product page. Each search has its own hashtag.
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Start monitoring Amazon.de →

Track a search on Amazon.de right now

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

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🔎 Open Amazon.de ↗

What we actually watch on Amazon Germany

Amazon.de is not a classifieds site. Amazon sells there, and so do a great many third-party Marketplace sellers, and new products and seller offers appear all the time. Some categories also show used items or customer returns with a condition grade.

MXSender looks at the filtered results page you built and tells you when something new shows up in it. It is not a price tracker: if an item that was already in your list simply gets cheaper, that is not a new result and no card is sent.

Price ceiling first, everything else second

The single best filter is the price range. Put the ceiling where you would buy without a second thought, not where you might consider it. Then every card in the chat is worth opening, and nothing tempts you into a purchase you would regret.

Fair offers on sought-after items, a new console, a limited set, a popular lens, do not stay in stock for long. Seeing the card early and tapping straight through to the product page is how you get one.

Is that Marketplace seller worth trusting?

Check who sells and who ships, shown on the product page. Items sold by Amazon come with Amazon’s own return terms. For a Marketplace seller, look at the number and quality of ratings, the legal seller details German shops must publish, and the return policy.

Be wary of a brand-new seller with almost no ratings, an unusually long delivery estimate and a price far below everyone else. Always pay through Amazon; a seller asking you to pay outside the platform is a red flag. For used or returned items, read the condition note closely for missing accessories or damaged packaging.

A wish list split across hashtags

Create one search per product rather than one broad search for a whole category. The hashtag on each card tells you which item it belongs to. Items you are in no hurry for can be muted, so their cards arrive silently. Telegram on your laptop shows the same cards as on your phone, which is handy when you want to compare specs on a big screen before ordering.

Free, Starter and Pro for an Amazon watch

Free checks one search every 30 minutes. Starter at $5.99 checks five searches every 10 minutes. Pro at $14.99 runs twenty searches with the fastest checks. Telegram is on every plan.