Budget Travel - Site I can set to do a daily flight search and rec. email for short-term sales/deals?

Hello FTalkers. Is there particular site that you all would recommend that will:

1- Enter my home city and multiple destination's (10-15 or so)
2- Send me one daily email that does a check of all these destinations and sends me the fare quotes

I am trying to capture a lot of these fares that I have seen lately that are around for a day (or even a couple of hours) that are really, really cheap.

I have a long list o places that I would like to go but I keep missing the deals. I have noticed that sometimes these fares are even mis loads that the airline may honor for a short period of time. I even missed the NWA $247 to Hawaii RT a few weeks ago. They stopped honoring it just before I tried to book. Several FT's claimed they got it however. Any ideas on a particular site or service. I am trying to keep from having 10-20 emails a day from various services. Thanks,
Klarity7

P.S. Is there is a better place in FT that this may reside please let me know.

MyYahoo! at Yahoo.com

You can have a customized page, with the Best Fare Tracker feature.

Just set it as the home page on your browser.

I don't think it would send you a daily email though.

This looks pretty good. I set it up however it certain cites show up as NA sometimes. All in all not bad. Any other sites that you have found useful?

2- Send me one daily email that does a check of all these destinations and sends me the fare quotes


The problem with that strategy is that fares can change several times a day (I think it's 4 times a day during the week, and twice on weekends), so one e-mail a day may cause you to miss the sales, depending which feed it is generated from.

You might do better checking: http://www.farecompare.com after the fares are updated throughout the day. Also look at: http://www.airfarewatchdog.com/, and on weekdays: http://www.air-fare.com/

Kayak will let you sign up for as many city pairs as you would like and send the update in one email/once a day.

The problem with that strategy is that fares can change several times a day (I think it's 4 times a day during the week, and twice on weekends), so one e-mail a day may cause you to miss the sales, depending which feed it is generated from.

You might do better checking: http://www.farecompare.com after the fares are updated throughout the day. Also look at: http://www.airfarewatchdog.com/, and on weekdays: http://www.air-fare.com/

Thanks! These and the Kayak ones have been very helpful. A good reference in FT is a Sticky in the Mileage Run forum HERE! (http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=312559)

Hope this helps some of you!