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A site other than watchcount.com to track bidding activity?
MULLINS5
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Looks like they no longer have the tracking tool. Anywhere else have one?
Retired: eBay Buyer/Bidder History Search Tool
Posted: 19-Feb-2016 | Revised: 22-Feb-2016
Today we've retired our Buyer/Bidder History Search Tool (on eBay's polite request). Over its 1+ year of existence, we'd heard from many eBayers who used it, expressing a whole spectrum of feelings about it. We'd been told it was helpful to many small sellers for a variety of reasons. But some users also understandably felt quite the opposite about it. It was somewhat controversial, so we considered it (and clearly labeled it) Experimental from the start.
But its short life has come to an end, as we're now permanently sunsetting this clever little tool.
As always, thank you for visiting WatchCount.com !
Retired: eBay Buyer/Bidder History Search Tool
Posted: 19-Feb-2016 | Revised: 22-Feb-2016
Today we've retired our Buyer/Bidder History Search Tool (on eBay's polite request). Over its 1+ year of existence, we'd heard from many eBayers who used it, expressing a whole spectrum of feelings about it. We'd been told it was helpful to many small sellers for a variety of reasons. But some users also understandably felt quite the opposite about it. It was somewhat controversial, so we considered it (and clearly labeled it) Experimental from the start.
But its short life has come to an end, as we're now permanently sunsetting this clever little tool.
As always, thank you for visiting WatchCount.com !
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They call me "Pack the Ripper"
Try www.watcheditem.com
Thanks, but unless I'm doing something wrong that site isn't showing a member's bidding activity.
interesting
Very interesting.
interesting
Very interesting.
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Is there anyway to find what a Buy it now best offer sold for?
Watchcount still works for that option.
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