AuctionGenie 4.0.2 review

AuctionGenie is a Macintosh program that manages selling, bidding, tracking, and related activities for auctions listed on the eBay web site at http://www.

License: Shareware OS: Mac OS X File size: 11486K Developer: Luxcentral Enterprises Buy Now Price: $40.00 Updated: 01 Nov 2006

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AuctionGenie is a Macintosh program that manages selling, bidding, tracking, and related activities for auctions listed on the eBay web site at http://www.ebay.com/. You can use it to create and list your own auctions, automate bidding at specified times, track the status of auctions you're interested in (even those for which you have not yet placed bids), prepare transaction reports, send feedback, and manage post-auction transactions such as payment and delivery. It is the most advanced and automated software of its kind for the Macintosh.

Almost all bidding and selling operations you can do directly on the eBay web site you can do with AuctionGenie, but you can do it faster and more efficiently and you can keep the auction information around as long as you like.

For example, you can easily process multiple requests with a single mouse click -- sending bids, submitting new auctions, sending feedback, or notifying winning bidders.

At the core of AuctionGenie is a full-featured database that allows you to track auction activity offline. This database features all the characteristics you need to process your auction data -- sorting, searching, printing, and so on.

Further, the auction data never disappears until you explicitly delete it, allowing you to keep historical information on hand that can be useful for generating financial reports or identifying market trends.

What's New:
AuctionGenie is now being provided as a Universal binary, meaning that it runs as native code on both x86- and PowerPC-based systems. (Previous versions ran in emulation mode on x86-based systems.)
Font sizes in the database have been increased for easier viewing on high-resolution monitors.
The ability to bid automatically has been removed in order to conform with eBay licensing requirements. You must now place all bids directly from the an item's listing page on the eBay Web site.