eBay

jewelbay · ‎09-26-2003

I'm currently using Auctiva. I don't recommend it. It expensive, it awkward. I'm not renewing my subscription.

I tried paypal and ebay crap. Not recommended either.

I'm really looking for something that can download sales data into my quickbooks pro. Any suggestions?

What are you other powersellers using to manage your auctions. Thanks?

timelesstig · ‎09-26-2003

You may want to try auction works. I use it and am very satisfied. Take a look at WWW.AUCTIONWORKS.COM.

catseye* · ‎09-26-2003

AuctionWorks...I love it,love it,love it. PLUS, they've got lots of new stuff rolling out shortly that will make it even better!

Make sure you join the group on eBay.com as well. Over a 100 users to answer questions.

*JMHO* - to be taken with a grain of salt!

your-chic-shopper · ‎09-26-2003

www.sparedollar.com $4.99 does everything the expensive listing companies programes do ...expect one thing

They charge less .....for what others charge lots for

bonzoproducts · ‎09-26-2003

I second sparedollar it works great.

can-import · ‎09-27-2003

I am using AuctionTamer and it's working very good here!

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can-import · ‎09-27-2003

Spare Dollar does not currently support multiple winner/fixed price or store items.

:(

catseye* · ‎09-27-2003

I don't think SpareDollar has a store, either.

*JMHO* - to be taken with a grain of salt!

muminlaw · ‎09-30-2003

Auction Wizard 2000. I bought it, it lives on my computer, and I don't pay a monthly rent for it! They've just instituted an annual license renewal but it's well worth it to me. Does everything I want from listing to keeping track of payments, has a built in ledger, image editor and email, and when eBay makes changes, they often have the update ready before SAPro does! And there are a couple of excellent support groups to help through the learning curve.

You can find all the info at www.auctionwizard2000.com.

Glenda

www-labels4less-com · ‎10-01-2003

What percent of sales does auctionworks take on top of your ebay and paypal fees?

sunshine9280 · ‎10-01-2003

I've been using a product called "SOLD" for several years now and it's the best on the market! Inexpensive - no monthly fees and you can try it for 30 days for free - check it out - you won't regret it - plus the support and forum is the best!

http://www.timbercreeksoftware.com/sold/index.htm

allstarsalez · ‎10-20-2003

SOLD!! is the way to go. i've been using it for about 6 months month and it saves TIME and MONEY. it does have learning curve to it but WHAT program doesn’t have it ?

you pay 70 (or80) bucks for the whole software and NO subscriptions, NO hidden monthly fees. just AWESOME program with wonderful TECH support and forum.

www.timbercreeksoftware.com

with this program i am managing 100 auction alone at no time with upward possibilty of 200 and 300 auctions every 3 days.

look into it

brcyclesalvage · ‎10-20-2003

I use SAPro. Once you get over the learning curve it is a pretty good program. It has saved me alot of time.

muminlaw · ‎10-20-2003

Auction Wizard 2000 here -- a steep learning curve but a 60 day free trial and a couple of excellent support groups. Also the Tech support is second to none - updates are usually ready before I know that eBay has made changes, and there's email advice of upgrades. Also, any time I've had a problem (twice in 2 years) I've gotten a response within 30 minutes - even on a Sunday!

I went from small-time seller to powerseller using it!

Glenda

Glenda

can-import · ‎10-21-2003

Auction Tamer is my favorite!

Using it for 6 months and working pretty good. You get everything you need to manage posting, feedbacks, emails, etc...

Try it 30 days for free

astro1 · ‎10-21-2003

Auctiva's Auction manager formerly known as Ebud.
It supports just about everything on Ebay including the stores.
http://www.auctiva.com
Richard

nhlflags · ‎10-21-2003

SOLD! rocks.

I've been using it for almost 2 years now. Best thing about it is there's no monthly fees. There support is outstanding.

Check it out at this link:

http://www.timbercreeksoftware.com/sold/

gem-n-i-gemstonz · ‎10-26-2003

Good golly....I am using my brain. It requires entertainment once in a while, some food every so often, and sleep every night.

The upside is, I paid all the subscription rates while in University, and that loan is done with.

Oh...yes, there was a learning curve as well, but I handled that at about age 2 I think.

LOL, sorry guys...I couldn't resist. 😉

Jaqui

Gem Am I

The spiritual journey is individual, highly personal. It can't be organized or regulated. It isn't true that everyone should follow one path. Listen to your own truth. -Ram Dass

your-chic-shopper · ‎10-26-2003

I use sparedollar.com cost 4.95

http://www.sparedollar.com/corp/pricing.asp

* sdLister Provides several pre-packaged auction templates
(Browse Our Templates!!)
* List directly to your eBay store.
* Built-in Spell Checking.
* Built-in WYSIWYG HTML Editor (No HTML Knowledge required)
* Create your own custom templates
* Automatically lists your auction with eBay.
* Intuitive and easy to use
* No daily/monthly limits. List all you want!
* Seamlessly integrates with sdImage.
* Schedule your auctions hours, weeks, even months in advance!
* Bulk Re-Listing

No learning curve at all

30 days for free

firedept10 · ‎10-27-2003

I am using SA Pro but this program has a huge learning curve and is not yet Canadian friendly. But the databases created by this program are by and far one of the best I have used. Plus I have the option to format them to my needs. Has been a plus to me and I had an easy time learning as I used SA Basic for a year before going to Pro. The SA Pro board was a big help as there are a couple of really intelligent user on it. Works for me but as you can see by your responses everyone is different. Most programs will give you a 30 day trial. Try them and see what works best for you.

Don