BidSolid 1.00

 Ebay Auction Bidding And Management Tool.

Author : Nathan Moinvaziri

OS : WinXP,Windows2000,Windows200...

Bidsolid license : Freeware (Price: free)

Added date : 20. March 2006

Release date : 10. March 2005

Download page : Download

Download Size : 457 kBytes

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BidSolid 1.00 freeware description:
BidSolid takes buying and selling on eBay to another level. Buyers will find that winning auctions on eBay will be a breeze! Imagine the possibility of entering an item number, picking and selecting your bid specifications, and letting a program take care of the rest. BidSolid makes this a reality! BidSolid can place a bid immediately place a bid, or hold off and big at the exact time of your choice (right down to the second, even as an auction comes to an end!) BidSolid also comes in handy as an auction management tool. Much more than a program to handle your bids or `snipes`, sellers can keep track of their current listings and items sold. The program checks for updates every five minutes and any auction changes will then be immediately displayed! Customizable alerts will also notify you of any changes within an auction. Each auction`s status is displayed in a specific, yet distinct color that users can customize to their own liking. Synchronizing your clock is also a non-factor: BidSolid uses the exact time eBay`s auctions use! Furthermore, BidSolid is capable of storing multiple identities, saving you time from typing in usernames/passwords over and over again. To top it all off, BidSolid is equipped with a feature that enables you to contact other eBay members straight from the program itself. No more signing into eBay and clicking on a member`s username just to send along correspondence! BidSolid: quick, simple, and easy to use. The only sniping program worth buying.

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BidSolid freeware is copyrighted computer software which is made available free of charge, as opposed to shareware where the user is required to pay. The only BidSolid 1.00 criterion for being classified as "freeware" is that the software must be made available at no cost.