We’re proud to present suppliers to tap into the great pool of folks who has been using the PriceAmbush service to get price drop alerts. Starting from this week, suppliers can now check the exact demand curve to specific products at: http://www.priceAmbush.com/suppliers.php (or from the main site: www.priceAmbush.com - choose the Suppliers link on the top right)

Suppliers can search for products, see the exact prices individuals are waiting for and craft special promotions for this highly targeted folks. Each of these offers is reviewed and only when authorized gets pushed to the interested buyers.

Suppliers! join the clever patient revolution - we’re waiting for you

Always a pleasure being noticed and definitely by the great people of RedOrbit. Appreciate Claire for your kind note and hope the PriceAmbush.com will help you and the other folks at RedOrbit get the best for the best price

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Interesting stats following the latest blogsphere storm we’re still experiencing. Below are the top 10 products people are anxious to hear about price drops - enjoy!

1. Nintendo Wii Console
2. Garmin nuvi 350 GPS Receiver
3. Apple iPhone 8GB Cell Phone
4. Nokia N800 Internet Tablet PDA
5. Apple iPod Video 80GB - Black
6. Sony VAIO FZ140E/B Laptop Computer
7. Canon PowerShot SD850 IS Digital ELPH
8. Apple iPod 20GB MP3 Player
9. Sony PlayStation 3 60GB Console
10. Nokia N95 (8 GB) Cell Phone

UPDATE: …and here is the #1 ask demand curve

Thanks Gina and Lifehacker for putting the PriceAmbush on the map!
We’re greatly appreciated for all the recent visitors and especially the ones encountering the server hiccups (ok, it’s not really the server but to do with a new version we haven’t fully tested in high loads before the Lifehacker storm began). The service should be operating in normal mode as of now. Looking forward to all ya ambushers!

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Get Price Drop Email Alerts with PriceAmbush

Shopping service PriceAmbush tracks product prices and emails you about significant drops. Search for a product on PriceAmbush—like a Wii, or an iPod—and click the “Add Alert” button to enter your email address and target price. (The significance of your “target price” isn’t clear, and of course, a disposable email address is a good idea here, as where to remove alerts isn’t obvious either.) Seems like a good service for tracking that purchase that’s just a few bucks too ’spensive at the moment.

PriceAmbush.com - Get Email Alerts When Prices Drop - KillerStartups.com

If you love how the large travel search engines like Travelocity will send you a reminder when a fare drops below a certain value, you might also enjoy PriceAmbush.com. Instead of travel prices, however, PriceAmbush deals with products. So, for instance, if you’re in the market for a new ipod, you can enter “ipod” into the site’s search bar and the site will generate a list of results and their corresponding prices. Addtionally, you can search by tag if you’re having trouble deciding what you want. If you see something you like, click “Add Alert”. This prompts a display of two new fields where you enter in your email address and your target price. The site will then search across various sources using various method (Yahoo’s API, for one), and will send an email alert when the price of the product drops significantly. Registration and all of the site’s services are free.

Yahoo web services API rocks - did we tell you this before?
Even their gallery folks are so responsive and we’re delighted and honored to be featuring in the Shopping API section of the Gallery.

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