Since several of you have asked, here is the eBay searches script. I've added comment notes for how to customize it for your own use. If your ISP does not have PHP, you will not be able to use this, though it shouldn't be too hard to customize for Perl or any other web scripting language.
Due to eBay's max of 100 search results per page, any results beyond that will be left out. For best results, make your searches as specific as possible. (Remember, you're no longer limited to eBay's 20 saved.) The more searches you do, the longer the script will run. I feed it about 60 complex searches, and it takes 2 - 3 minutes before displaying anything. This is normal. If there are no matches, nothing will be printed, not even a "no matches found". Occasionally it may print the search header but nothing else. This happens when the only auction(s) matching that search already matched a previous one (it filters out duplicates so you don't have to look at the same auction twice, but prints the search header at the start of the loop). Please note that I am not looking to officially support this script in any capacity: If you modify it, or if eBay changes the layout of their HTML search results, you will be on your own. Have fun!
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