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Monitor prices of products online

Jamie_ · 2014-01-20 15:42:52

Note: I've got permission from Davy to post this here. Just thought I'd share a site I've made that helps you monitor prices online across plenty of sites including the likes of Amazon, John Lewis, eBay etc. The basic idea behind the site is you enter the Url of the product you want and the price you're willing to pay for…

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#52 24-05-2014 7:09pm

Jamie_

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Lugh Summerson wrote: »

On Amazon, do you just track Amazon's price or the marketplace sellers' as well?

Are you able to take the price of shipping into account? For example, on camelcamelcamel.com if I want a book for £5, I would have a target price of £0.98 (because of the £4.02 shipping charge). But then I'd miss out if an FBA seller offers it for less than £5.

That would be the one feature that would make Fractionn more useful than camelcamelcamel.

Amazon's price in most cases but if it's an item that just marketplace sellers tend to sell then that's the price used.

You've got a point about postage, especially for Irish people. Will think of a way of implementing that.

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