New willhaben iPhone ads in your inbox

Set up one willhaben search for the iPhone you are after, and every check that turns up something new sends a single email with all of it inside.

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Build the iPhone search under Smartphones / Handys

In the willhaben Marktplatz, go to Smartphones / Handys and enter the model with its storage, say „iPhone 13 mini 128 GB“. Choose the condition you will accept, cap the price in euro, and narrow it to your Bundesland and Bezirk if you want to collect, or include ads that ship. Sort by newest so fresh ads sit on top.
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Add the link to MXSender with email as the channel

Copy the address of that filtered list, add it as a search in MXSender and choose email. Telegram can run on the same search too. You never log in to willhaben for this.
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Open one mail per check

When a check finds new iPhones, you receive one email listing them all, each with a photo, the asking price and a link to the ad. Checks that find nothing stay silent, and every mail ends with 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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A five-line checklist before you save the search

One model per search, never just „iPhone“. One storage size, because a 64 GB and a 256 GB phone are different purchases. A price ceiling just under what that model really sells for in Austria. A condition filter that excludes defective phones unless you repair them yourself. And an area you would genuinely travel to, or shipping switched on.

Get those five right and every mail is short and worth reading. Get them wrong and the one good offer hides between twenty cases and cracked screens.

What the email looks like when three phones turn up

Say you are at your desk in Innsbruck and a mail arrives listing three new iPhone 13 minis. Two are priced like everything else; one is noticeably cheaper and available for pickup across town.

That is the ad to answer now, from the link in the mail, with a time you can come and the fact that you pay cash at the handover. Sellers tend to reply to the buyer who sounds ready.

Handing over in Salzburg: the four things to verify

Activation Lock first. The seller signs out of their Apple ID, switches off Find My and erases the phone while you watch. If setup still asks for a stranger’s Apple ID afterwards, the phone is no use to you.

Then Settings, Battery, Battery Health for the maximum capacity, and Settings, General, About, where newer iOS versions flag a display, battery or camera that has been replaced or is not genuine. Finally, ownership: a Rechnung whose IMEI matches the number shown when you dial *#06# is the cleanest proof.

Your inbox as a scam filter

Meeting in a busy place and paying after you have tested the phone is the safest route. Do not pay a stranger in advance. If shipping is unavoidable, choose a method with buyer protection you know, such as PayLivery on willhaben where the ad offers it.

Since this hunt lives in your inbox, watch for one pattern: a message dressed up as willhaben that asks you to pay through a link outside the site. Delete it and open the ad on willhaben directly. And after the first match, check your spam folder once, mark our mail as wanted and add the sender to your contacts; your provider decides where mail lands.

How many addresses, how often, and the Suchagent

willhaben offers its own saved search, the Suchagent, which also emails you, and it can keep running. With us you choose the channel and the check rhythm. Free covers one search every 30 minutes and one address, Starter ($5.99) five searches every 10 minutes, Pro ($14.99) twenty searches with the fastest checks and up to three addresses.