Second-hand furniture on sahibinden, sent to Telegram

When someone leaving İzmir or Ankara lists a solid dining table on sahibinden for the price of a delivery, the card lands in your Telegram chat while you can still be the buyer who turns up first.

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Build a local furniture search

On sahibinden.com, go into İkinci El ve Sıfır Alışveriş and open the furniture section, then pick the piece you need. Set il and ilçe to where you can collect, type a price ceiling, and use kimden to keep private sellers. Sort by Tarihe göre (Önce en yeni ilan) so fresh listings sit at the top.
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Give MXSender the link and choose Telegram

Copy the address of that results page and paste it in. Alerts can go to Telegram or email; with Telegram the chat you open with our bot becomes the place every new match arrives.
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New listings land in your Telegram

Each new piece arrives as a card

A new listing shows up as a card with the photo, title, price and a button that opens the ilan. A hashtag per search keeps the sofa hunt apart from the wardrobe hunt in the same chat.
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Who wins a moving-out sofa in Turkey?

Not the highest bidder, usually. A seller who has to clear a flat by Sunday wants one thing: someone who will show up with a van and carry the koltuk takımı down the stairs. The first credible message that names a pickup time tends to settle it.

Telegram puts you in that position because the card appears in a chat you already check, not in a tab you remember to refresh. How often your search is checked depends on the plan: one search every 30 minutes on Free, five searches every 10 minutes on Starter, twenty with the fastest checks on Pro.

Measure the hallway before you message

Ask for width, depth and height in the first message, then compare them with your door, lift and the turn on the stairs. A corner sofa that does not fit through the entrance is no bargain. Ask too whether a wardrobe comes apart; many flat-pack pieces travel better dismantled.

Price the transport in. A cheap gardırop on the other side of the city can cost more once nakliye is added, which is why local searches beat wide ones for furniture.

Upholstery, odour and bedbugs: the viewing list

Inspect upholstered furniture in person. Lift the cushions, shine a torch along seams and under the frame, and look for small dark spots or shed skins, which can point to bedbugs. Smell the fabric for smoke or pets, and sit down to hear whether the frame creaks.

Be careful with sellers who want a kapora before you have seen the piece, offer shipping only, or ask a price far below anything comparable. Meet, inspect, then pay.

Sofa, dining table, wardrobe: three hashtags, one chat

One broad furniture search fills a chat with mirrors, side tables and listings two districts too far. Split the expensive items into their own searches instead and keep a looser one muted for small gaps. IKEA product names work well as search words, since sellers often put them in the title.

Tap a hashtag and the chat filters to that search's cards. You can also forward a card to a flatmate; the photo, price and button travel with it.