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AuctionSieve helps you rapidly filter eBay search results. Especially designed for collectors, the quick, easy to use interface helps you exclude the stuff you're not interested in and target items of real value. Save an unlimited number of searches. Combine search results. Sort results instantly. Create unlimited trash words. Best of all, it's free, with no ads or spyware! Visit the website for windows/java/linux versions.
What's New
Version 2.5.8:
Fixes:
- eBay changes-- there were some problems, particularly when your searches contained Show items ‘Located in’ or ‘Available to’ ‘Any Country’.
New:
- Specify condition in your search : New, Used or Unspecified. Note that you can select multiple conditions. So, for example, you can select both Used and Unspecified.
Requirements
- PPC / Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later
- Java 5 or later
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| Downloads:14,527 |
| Version Downloads:192 |
| Type:Internet : Internet Utilities |
| License:Free |
| Date:20 Apr 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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AuctionSieve helps you rapidly filter eBay search results. Especially designed for collectors, the quick, easy to use interface helps you exclude the stuff you're not interested in and target items of real value. Save an unlimited number of searches. Combine search results. Sort results instantly. Create unlimited trash words. Best of all, it's free, with no ads or spyware! Visit the website for windows/java/linux versions.
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Mextex reviewed on 29 Feb 2012
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Perhaps in 'Search Term' I should have put 'find' ??
Even if I didn't set it correctly, where did all this stuff come from? I didn't ask for what showed up?
Straight in the bin for me.
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Professionally designed and everything.
Hope you like it!
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I think it's probably a Saft problem, so I'm not attributing the issue to AuctionSieve. However, it is a major pain since Saft is one of those 'can't live without it' apps that I'm not prepared to give up....
Shame.
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Anonymous reviewed on 05 May 2005
I love how you can simply download all the listings at once here, then instantly sort (sieve...) through them. I hope this app gets the attention it deserves, so it can keep getting updates and step closer to perfection. I love it.
My only gripe -- your icon (or logo... whatever the brown picture is here on MU) is a bit dark and hard to see. At first I thought it was one of those "vistalite" drum kits. The actual program icon is nice though... maybe you're already getting to that...? Eh.
Kudos to a truly handy little app! Keep this thing alive!
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Anonymous reviewed on 17 Jun 2004
So that answers my question.
Otherwise, appears to be excellent software!
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Anonymous reviewed on 17 Jun 2004
http://www.cj.com/qksrv.jsp
Anonymous reviewed on 03 May 2004
getAds is just the function call to get the search results from eBay.
Can't recall why I named it that - should be named getItems.
Anonymous reviewed on 24 Mar 2004
I wish I could figure out where the view command sends the browser to (i.e., it's not directly to eBay). I would like to know this because I use PithHelmet and I'd like to be able to exempt whatever ad site auctionsieve uses. (I hope this makes sense--if not, try running AS with PithH. on and you'll see).