posted on June 3, 2002 05:37:34 PM new
I just logged into Auctionwatch for the first tme and I wanted to hear from some long time users if its worth the price of admission. I have tried http://www.Andale.com and I plan on trying http://www.auctiontrax.com Anybody have any feedabck for me ?
posted on June 3, 2002 05:57:41 PM new
AW claims to not monitor the message boards any more but that's a lie. If we spoke of the virtues of AW competitors the posts would be erased. This is understandable.
posted on June 3, 2002 05:58:41 PM new
i just recently signed up with aw. i was using auctionworks and well i really like aw much better. one its slightly cheaper, easier to learn. plus it helps me out way more than auctionworks did in keeping track of my auctions and i love the post sale features. they help will immensley(sp?)
auctionworks was really didnt have as many features as aw. so id have to say yes it is worth it!
posted on June 4, 2002 05:03:06 AM new
I looked into Andale a few times (with each AW price increase) and I think they still charge much more than AW does, and there's a limit on how many pictures you can host which is important to me. Right now I have close to 40 pages of pictures on AW - I don't think I can do that with any other service. Makes it much easier to relist. I LOVE their inventory feature too since I frequently have repeat items.
posted on June 4, 2002 05:35:11 AM new
Have tried a few. Auctionwatch is best for me, but only after I started using all of its functions, some of which I just recently discovered. The comment about the "lie" is a bit strong. AW said they were not regularly monitoring some of the boards. Obviously they read the boards, as they are our major source of help. Do they allow open selling of competitors' wares? NO. And they shouldn't.
[ edited by rgrem on Jun 4, 2002 05:38 AM ]
