Check out some of the items the bot is buying on this new twitter account. The account publishes items after the bought has purchased them on eBay.
Also, make sure to follow the main @bobcatinabox twitter handle to keep up to date with the project and the newest unboxing videos.
Checkout the first video in a steampunk series of Bobcat In A Box unboxings…
For more video, take a walk over to our videos section.
Take a look at the latest video from @The_Macula!
View all of the bobcat unboxing videos on our video page.
I just added a bunch of new videos to our video section… take a few minutes and check them out.
There are a bunch from Heather Mann’s Crafty Bobcat series, one from Rhonda Greene and a couple from Macula in the UK who has so far received some tiny beads and a cheap but strange ring.
From these videos, it appears that there was a glut of cheap beads on eBay a couple weeks ago.
If you are doing anything creative with Bobcat In A Box – video or otherwise – and want to share send me an email at alexander@bobcatinabox.com.
Have a great weekend everyone!
I noticed these unique webbed swimmer’s gloves that the bot just won. They are made from silicone and have a “hydrodynamic shape”. The seller writes… “Swim like a frog. Swim and catch a wave faster. Increase resistance and improve technique.”
Take a look at Acey’s Random Box Bot page.
She has signed up for Bobcat In A Box with the single keyword ‘memo’ and is documenting all her finds on her blog. There is some imaginative stationary out there on eBay, including “dog shaped post it notes” and “help me bookmarks”.
Check out her blog for more items ordered by the bot using the keyword “memo”.
I just wanted to share the above picture that a subscriber in New Jersey sent of his first package from Bobcat In A Box.
The seller included a hand-drawn note along with a Chinese coin as a gift on top of the bracelet ordered!
When you sign up for the bot you can enter keywords to limit the items that the bot buys for you. For example, ‘Anime’ and ‘Beads’ are popular keywords. Without any keyword, the bot just buys random items for you.
Before selecting keywords it is worth taking a look on eBay to see what turns up. Sometimes the results are surprising. For example, the keyword ‘Awesome’ frequently returns old stamps used by the Nazis. If there are some items you would like to avoid, just include negative keywords when you sign up. Put a minus sign in front of any negative keywords (i.e. -nazis). Or you can email me directly at alexander@bobcatinabox.com and I will update your profile.
Check out LJ’s latest unboxing video…
Check out this great unboxing video that LJ put together…
For more unboxings, check out our video section.