[aiurtourist]

The idea is neat. However, you're asking for too much up front, and the form is in an awkward position. You don't need the product name, your workers can get that from the link, and if not reject the request as "too vague." Same thing with the price. The deadline field is too much choice. And you certainly don't need my email address until I feel like I'm committed.

Make it look like this:

  +--------------------------------------------------+
  | Find the lowest price for your online purchases! |
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  | Paste a link to what you're trying to buy:       |
  | [________________________________]               |
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  | Recent finds:                                    |
  | * Samsung 42" LED TV: $399.00 - Boston, MA       |
  | * Cuisinart blender: $129.95 - Miami, FL         |
  | * ...                                            |
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Then, on the next page, show a spinner and a clock as an indicator of progress, then ask for their email address. Refresh the page periodically.

  +--------------------------------------------------+
  | Searching for the best price for your product... |
  |
  | Approximate time remaining: 5:49 (spinner)       |
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  | Enter your email to be alerted when we find the  |
  | best price: [__________________]                 |
  +--------------------------------------------------+