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Heycraig!: get alerts when Craigslist has what you're looking for

Finding a particular item you want on Craigslist can be a matter of actively checking back every day to see if somebody has listed one in your area, but for the lazy amongst us, there might be a better way. Check out Heycraig!, a site that watches Craigslist for you, and sends you an email alert when a new post matches your search terms. It's city-specific, and kind of tricky to fine-tune, but if ...

Craigslist swaps "erotic" for "adult", society's ills magically cured

If you're shaking your moneymaker (quite literally) via Craigslist, you've only got 7 more days before your advertisements meet with closer scrutiny. In -- yet another -- agreement with a state Attorney General (this time, Connecticut) Craigslist will remove the Erotic Services category. Replacing "Erotic" will be a services section simply called "Adult". Craigslist says they'll employ staff to ...

CraigsList Reader makes searching Craiglist (even more) simple

There are thousands of ads for apartment listings, jobs, used furniture, computers, and other items on CraigsList. And while the site offers some pretty decent search features, sorting through the results can be a bit of hassle. That's where CraigsList Reader comes in. This free (and ad supported) Windows utility lets you conduct detailed CraigsList searches and arrange or bookmark the results. ...

Workstir wants to take guesswork out of Craigslist-style job listings

Want to hire movers, a photographer, or a DJ? You could post an ad on Craigslist, but you never really know if you're going to get reliable service or some guy who shows up at your door with a baseball bat asking for your money and jewelry. Workstir is a new classified ad site that aims to make the process of hiring help online a bit easier. Users can create detailed profiles that give you a ...

TypoBuddy Finds Misspelled eBay, Craigslist (?) Deals

TypoBuddy, like previously reviewed TypoTracker, helps you find deals by searching for misspelled variations of the items you search for. Why? Because most people that search for a particular item will try to spell it right - meaning that listings with typos might go unnoticed, and you'll wind up getting a sweet deal just because some seller was careless enough to not check his or her typing. ...

Googleholic for June 13, 2008

Welcome to Googleholic, your bi-weekly fix of everything Google! In this edition: Upload PDFs to Google Docs Google I/O sessions now online Edit the Google Mobile page Easy way to export gCal ICS files Use Google Docs for Craigslist ads Google's agreement with Yahoo! ...

Craiglist demands fan blog's domain - joins 21st century

Yesterday, we posted that Craigslist joined the 20th century with a 1990's-esque blog to let the world in on what's going on within the inner self of Craigslist. Today, Craigslist is already making fantastic progress through time. No, the blog still looks like it belongs in 1996, but it is demanding that the fan operated craigslistblog.org surrender it's domain. Although Craigslist CEO Jim ...

Craigslist adds more languages

Craigslist has just added more languages to its online classifieds service. While there was no official announcement on Craigslit, founder Craig Newmark announced the news on his personal blog. The added languages include Spanish, French, Italian, and German. Future supported languages might include Basque and Klingon, though the latter has fallen out of everyday usage here on planet Earth. In ...

Craigslist Image Preview: Firefox extension to add images to Craigslist searches

Odds are, if you're an avid user of craigslist, you've often asked this question: why can't I have the ability to see the images of each listing without having to click on each listing individually? Download Squad reader "Mac" feels your pain, and has directed us to a new Firefox extension, Craigslist Image Preview. This neat and simple extension loads a thumbnail of the product images on the ...

Crgslst: speedy Ajax interface for Craigslist searches

There's a lot of garbage on Craigslist -- including vowels, apparently. Crgslst cuts to the chase, providing a quick Ajax site that switches between cities and categories on Craigslist with one click. It looks a lot prettier than the real thing, too! Since there are hundreds of different city pages on Craigslist now, you can save a ton of time by jumping between them within the same search. ...

Craigslist learns Spanish

One of the best sources for minimalist classifieds, Craigslist has decided to branch out and learn Spanish. The new feature is still rather limited, as the new language toggle is only available for select cities and areas: namely those located in Central and South America. Considering the large number of Spanish speakers in the U.S., it would be nice to see the feature spread to those cities and ...

eBay rolls out new shopping interface

eBay is getting a facelift. And while it's probably long overdue, we're not quite sure if its necessary. While pretty much every new website you see these days use newfangled tools like AJAX and Flash animation to provide a desktop-like experience without the need to reload a webpage, a handful of popular sites have continued to get by with a web 1.0 interface. Craigslist and eBay are probably ...

Could you bringsome stuff from abroad?

Say on your last vacation you traveled abroad and found a candy, coffee creamer, or consumer electronic device that just wasn't available in your home. Sure, you could buy a plane ticket and fly halfway across the world to pick up some more chocolates. But even if they were really good chocolates, it's probably not worth it (unless you buy in bulk). Bringsome is sort of like an international ...

Prostitution 2.0 through Craigslist

It seems like some internet savvy hookers have found out that Craigslist is the place to be in order to attract Johns interested in a little offline business. Local authorities have been monitoring the employment and for sale ads, and have noticed a steady increase in action from the sex trade business. Nassau County, New York was where the latest sting took place. In the past year alone, over 70 ...

Cozybug: sell your stuff without going postal

If you want to sell a used computer, eBay's great. But if you're looking to unload a mattress, car, or dining table, not so much. One of the great things about eBay is that you can buy items from anyone in the world, which helps keep the prices low. But once you add shipping, heavy items are kind of a hassle. Sure, you could look for items available for pickup, but most people have just migrated ...