posted on November 16, 2000 06:43:32 AM new
I'm looking into using ebud but have a few questions......Does it actually work, Does it combine multiple winners onto one invoice like it claims.........Please give me any opinions you have on ebud as I'm looking into buying it today.
posted on November 16, 2000 07:05:46 AM new
eBud WAS a great program to use at one time...When JOHN owned it.
Now, it's just another "not worth it" program that "Doubled" in price.
I quit using it.
(edited to add)- Not only did it "DOUBLE" in price to $39.95, but now it is a YEARLY rental at that price, not a FULL PURCHASE like it was at $19.95
[ edited by pocono on Nov 16, 2000 07:09 AM ]
posted on November 16, 2000 07:15:03 AM new
Good morning,
I’m sure you’ll get a wide variety of opinions on ebud.
I’ve used it for about 1-½ years and still love it. Ebud does all the things you asked about and a lot more. I haven’t had any problems for some months now.
Even with its use I still double-check all information it retrieves from ebay. Also a good ebud habit is to back up data before you exit the program and copy the back up to disk on a regular schedule.
posted on November 16, 2000 07:17:22 AM new
I use eBud and I like it. It does combine winners of multiple auctions for you and alerts you if a winning bidder is current high bidder in any of your auctions that have not ended yet.
I bought eBud before the ownership change, so I don't have to start paying the annual fee for for another year and a half. When that time comes, I might change to another program.
posted on November 16, 2000 07:34:59 AM new
You might also look into AuctionAmigo by Invenna. It costs $40, I think, but it is a one-time cost, not a subscription type deal like eBud. It does a lot of the same things that eBud does, along with having some listing tools, which eBud does not. I'd post the url, but sometimes, the moderators delete those posts. You should be able to find it easy enough if you just remember that invenna is a .com company.
