We all want things, which is why things like wishlists exist. However in order to make wishes come true, you simply cannot sit back and cross your fingers—better luck finding a bronze lamp with a genie inside.
WishRadar makes your wishlists work for you. You can create an infinite amount of lists and import your Amazon wishlist on to the site; there’s also a bookmarklet which lets you add items you’re looking at without having to go through the trouble of copy and paste. Once you’ve added your products, you can specify what prices you’d actually buy (or nag your SO, mom, or best pal into buying for you) them at. If and when something does drop to an affordable price (on Amazon or Half.com), you’ll be notified by email or SMS. You’ll also be notified when anything that’s already at your target price gets cheaper.
WishRadar.com In Their Own Words
“WishRadar manages your wishlist for you, even better than Amazon does. We monitor all the items on your wishlist, sort and filter them any way you like, and notify you whenever anything on your wishlist matches the price you want to pay at Amazon. You set your price. WishRadar finds your deals.
We built a website that gives you more flexibility to view and manage your Wishlist list at Amazon. We also have it set up so that you can be alerted via email if anything on your Wishlist suddenly becomes available and/or affordable at either Amazon or Half.com (ebay).”
Why WishRadar.com It Might Be A Killer
WishRadar may really make your wishes come true. There are often times when you’d buy something, only if it were cheaper. With WishRadar, all you have to do is wait. When the right price comes up, you’ll be notified. Makes buying easier.
Some Questions About WishRadar.com
WishRadar doesn’t give you a complete overview of a product’s life cycle. There’s no way of knowing if there have been price drops in the past and if there may be drops in the future. There’s no way to anticipate fluctuations. Will WishRadar implement mobile features—e.g. the ability to manage and add wishlists items from your cell phone? 
