Second-hand iPhone ads from OLX.bg in your inbox

If you would rather compare used iPhones calmly than chase every ad, let new phones from your OLX Bulgaria search collect in your inbox, one mail per check.

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Set up in a minute

Search on OLX.bg, sort by newest

Build the iPhone results page

On olx.bg open phones, choose Apple, and write the model in the search field, for example „iPhone 14“ or „iPhone 12 mini“. Set a price limit, used condition and the city or whole country, then order by newest and copy the page address.
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Copy the link, paste it into mxsender

Paste it into MXSender with email

Paste the link on the MXSender website, choose email and confirm the address. Telegram or Viber can join later if a phone ever needs a faster reply.
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New listings land in your inbox

Compare the phones in each mail

Each check that finds new iPhones sends one mail listing them all, every phone with its photo, title, price and a link to the ad. Nothing new means no mail.
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Track a search on OLX.bg right now

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

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Before you save it: an iPhone search checklist

Which models would you really buy? Name two at most. What is the smallest storage you can live with? Add it to the search words. What is your ceiling, including a new case and screen protector? Set the price filter a little under it. Do you want a shop warranty or a private bargain? Pick the seller type.

Answer those four and your mails stay short and relevant instead of turning into a list of chargers and covers.

Why email suits a slower iPhone decision

Buying a phone for a few hundred euro is a decision many people make over an evening, not on the tram. A mail lets you line up three iPhone 13s from Sofia, Burgas and Plovdiv, open each ad in a tab and compare battery health, photos and price at your own pace.

File the mails in a folder and you have a record of what similar phones were listed for, which helps when you make an offer.

Spotting a doubtful iPhone ad from the mail alone

Some warning signs show up before you even open the ad: a price far below every other phone in your mails, stock photos instead of the real handset, or a title that promises a new sealed phone at a used price. Treat those with care rather than excitement.

When you do meet, ask the seller to sign out of their Apple ID with Find My off, check Battery Health and the parts history in Settings, test Face ID and cameras, and match the IMEI to the box. Pay only once the phone is in your hand.

Making sure the iPhone mails reach you

Your provider decides where a new sender lands. After the first match, look in spam and promotions; if the mail is there, mark it as not spam and add the sender to contacts. A filter that stars or labels these mails keeps them visible.

Plans and addresses for an iPhone hunt

Free gives one search, checked every 30 minutes, to one address. Starter at $5.99 gives five searches every 10 minutes, still one address. Pro at $14.99 gives twenty searches with the fastest checks and up to three addresses, useful when someone else is paying for the phone.