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Alerts that mean you can act

Printed Price alerts are intentionally narrow. We send one when a queue, drawing, pre-order or other buying opportunity is actually open, with a link straight to the store.

Free email alerts

Games

We'll email you a link to confirm. Nothing is sent until you do. By signing up you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy.

Email alerts are new, and you're in the first group. We may ask you a short survey later: whether alerts arrived, how fast, and whether any went to spam. Questions or requests: support@printedprice.com.

  • Only when you can act right now. No reminders, roundups or news.
  • The store's own link first. It goes to the store's page, never ours.
  • Only the games you pick. Pokémon, Lorcana, One Piece or Riftbound.
  • Free. No account, no app. From alerts@printedprice.com, with one-click unsubscribe in every email.

Be ready before the alert

  • Keep your store accounts signed in on the phone you'll have with you, and check them now and then: sessions expire.
  • Save a shipping address and a payment method at each store you'd buy from, so checkout is a tap, not a form.
  • Install the store's app where drawings run in the app, and allow its notifications.
  • Open the alert's link on the device you're signed in on. The link goes straight to the store's page.

Make email alerts harder to miss

  • Add us to your contacts: Printed Price Alerts, alerts@printedprice.com.
  • Mark the first alert as important (or "not junk"), so later ones land in your inbox.
  • Turn on notifications for your email app, and consider a priority rule: Gmail's important marker, Apple Mail VIP, or an Outlook safe sender.
  • Check Focus and Do Not Disturb: an email can arrive while your phone keeps it quiet.
  • Pick only the games you collect, so every alert is one you care about.

How email alerts work

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