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Re: Where have all the bidders gone?
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Date: 
Wed, 2 Jun 1999 00:04:59 GMT
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Larry Pieniazek (lar@voyager.net) wrote:
: Put them on SeriousCollector would be my vote. I think the Demlow
: technology is last year's news. Too hard to use. People like web based
: stuff.

: That should NOT be taken as a slam of the work the Demlow brothers have
: put into it, or of your work, it's just that the times are changing, and
: it may not be worth putting the effort into making it easier to use.

: Heck, I even find AucZILLA a bit hard to use in terms of level of
: effort.

SO you really think web based auctioning is the way to go?  Hmmm.
As a bidder I like e-mail, because I like "push" delivery, especially
of outbid notices.  It's much easier to see your e-mail flag go
up than to remember to visit the appropriate web site.

But then I know I'm weird, since I like things delivered in plain text.
<web pages created by... vi>

I looked at the everyauction source, and it looks pretty straightforward
to set up.  Does it automatically e-mail outbids and winning bid
notices?  (I know, RTFM...)

I might give it a try.

Maybe everybody was just off at the beach over Memorial Day weekend,
and now wants to come back to Lego.

-Bill



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(...) EveryAuction notifies bidders by e-mail when they are outbid. And yeah, I think web-based is the way to go. I know it is for me. (...) Well, I have to hack away at the script with vi, does that count? :) (...) Sure does. And there are a TON of (...) (25 years ago, 2-Jun-99, to lugnet.market.theory)

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Put them on SeriousCollector would be my vote. I think the Demlow technology is last year's news. Too hard to use. People like web based stuff. That should NOT be taken as a slam of the work the Demlow brothers have put into it, or of your work, (...) (25 years ago, 29-May-99, to lugnet.market.theory)

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