How to Find a Hard to Find Item
68My Yahoo Pipes RSS Feed - If you see something here, I got a bite:)
- Omega Seamaster Pilot's Chronograph 1970's (Go Antiques) $1,299
ITEM: OMEGA SEAMASTER PILOT'S CHRONOGRAPH AGE: 1970'S CASE: GOLD FILLED, 49MM X 42MM DIAL: ORIGINAL GOLD TONE DIAL WITH DATE AT THE THREE, 12 HOUR REGISTER AT THE SIX, 24 HOUR GMT REGISTER AT THE NINE, TACHOMETER TRACK ON THE INNER BEZEL, BLACK AIRPLANE 60 MINUTE REGISTER, IN EXCELLENT CONDITION FEATURES: HEAVY DUTY CASE WITH A THICK MINERAL CRYSTAL, ROUND PUSHERS, ORIGINAL CROWN WITH OMEGA LOGO, SCREW DOWN BACK WITH SEAMASTER LOGO IN THE CENTER MOVEMENT: 22 JEWEL OMEGA AUTOMATIC QUICKSET DATE MOVEMENT BAND: ORIGINAL GOLD FILLED OMEGA BRACELET WITH OMEGA LOGO ON THE DEPLOYMENT CLASP, IN VERY GOOD CONDITION WITH SOME WORN GOLD, AND SLIGHT PITTING ON THE INSIDE, WILL FIT UP TO A 7&1/2" WRIST OVERALL CONDITION: VERY GOOD WITH EVIDENCE OF REGULAR WEAR, GOLD WORN ON THE EDGES AND PUSHERS, SOME SCRATCHES ONTHE CRYSTAL COMMENTS: A RARE AND HIGHLY DESIRABLE VINTAGE OMEGA SEAMASTER CHRONOGRAPH WARRANTY: THREE MONTHS APPRAISAL ESTIMATE: $1500-$2000 THIS IS AN EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE AND UNUSUAL VINTAGE OMEGA SEAMASTER PIL - 4 months ago
Have you ever tried to find a hard to find item, but can't
There are a few items I've been looking to buy, but when I look online, I can't find them for sale. So, I've been looking for a way to watch multiple classified listing sites like eBay, Craigslist, and many others without having to go to the site every day.
I think I've found a way to watch multiple places without actually going there. I use Google Reader to read most of the blogs I follow through RSS feeds. So all I need is a way to make one big RSS feed from all the sources, create a category in my RSS Reader for the feed, and then to check the folder each day as I read my daily blogs.
So I made a Yahoo Pipe of RSS searches for products across eBay, Craigslist, and many other classified sites. To make the RSS feeds all you have to do is search on each of the sites for the item you want and then click the RSS feed for the search. As new items come up, they get placed in the feed. I then put each feed in a fetch capsule from yahoo pipes. I could have put them directly in my RSS Reader, but Yahoo Pipes has filters that I may want to tweak in the future. I then took the master feed from Yahoo Pipes and put it my reader. Now, all I need to do is check my reader everyday and one day I'll find the items in there. I'm sure.
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George says:
16 months ago
Thanks, Paul.