AuctionSleuth Screen Shots
Main Screen :
The AuctionSleuth main window is displayed when you first
start AuctionSleuth. The
window on the left shows all the auction types available and the
searches configured using a
tree layout. The
window to the right shows the search results for the selected
search
AuctionSleuth incorporates
Bid Sniping. Providing the FIRST
end to end auction tool for the auction buyer that wants to find AND win
those great auction bargains. AuctionSleuth bid sniping works with
eBay, eBay Motors, eBay Mature Audience auction sites. You can now find the auction item and schedule a snipe bid to
be placed while you are away from your computer. AuctionSleuth will
dialup, connect, bid and disconnect automatically, all within seconds of
auction close.
AuctionSleuth also incorporates
build-in time synchronization routines to set your system clock for
precise timing.
AuctionSleuth incorporates
Bid
Logic. The Bid Logic below is setup to bid on the selected
item if the 1st Item Wins AND the 2nd Item Wins OR the 3rd Item Loses.
Any combination of Win/Lose and AND/OR can be setup as Bid Logic each
snipe bid individually.
AuctionSleuth can be minimized to the
system tray, then you can continue to work on other things while
AuctionSleuth works in the background looking for those great auction
bargains. The icon is placed out of your way in the Windows task tray
as shown below. Click the AuctionSleuth icon in the tray to
reactivate the AuctionSleuth main window.
Search Configure: This window is where you configure each individual search. In this
example we have configured a search named "Books". It's a
End of Auction search in eBay category 267. We are looking for any auction item
that has Any of the following words "Clancy Grisham" in the auction item
title. We are further qualifying the search for a price range of
$3.00 to $20.00. Advanced search
operators are also available to build more complex
searches. A category tree is provided for all auction sites to make
finding the category number easy.
Alarm Configure: Three types of alarms are configurable. Audio,
popup or email. You can select any of the alarms types or all of them at once. The audio alarm
will play a user selected wave file when a search match is found. The
popup alarm will popup a message box indicating how many searches were
successful. The email alarm will send you an email message when a
search match is found. The email message can also be
setup to send an SMS message to your cell phone! Check with your cell
phone provider to insure you have this service. You can be out by the
pool sipping a cool beverage of choice and you will know when a search
match occurs! Unchain yourself from the computer let AuctionSleuth do
the work.
Browser: AuctionSleuth provides a custom browser window to view a successful
search in. When a search is successful and displayed in the search
results window...all you do is click the text and up pops the
AuctionSleuth browser window shown below. The advantage to having a
separate browser window is your normal browser window is not
disturbed. You can be off surfing the world wide web when AuctionSleuth notifies you with an alarm. You click the line in the
results window and the AuctionSleuth browser opens to show you the
auction item details. From the browser window you can buy the item or just
close it and get back to that cool beverage by the pool.
