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DESCRIPTION
iSale is an eBay auction manager. It keeps track of every aspect of monitoring, bidding and exchanging items on eBay.
Have you used eBay before? Have you already auctioned off a few things, but find the eBay website simply too complicated? Click here, look for a picture there, click "next" and then again on "preview" only to have to click back again... a never ending story.
We have the solution for you. iSale will impress with its slick, user-friendly OS X layout and easy to manage menus. iSale takes care of eBay - so sit back and enjoy your own virtual podium.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 5.5.4:
- now supports the latest eBay interface
- eliminates problems in conjunction with final Safari 4
- added 30 day auctions to certain eBay sites
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5 or later, 32MB Video RAM, Internet Connection, eBay account.
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| iSale User Reviews (62 posts) | Write A Review |
 | Jun 12 2009 |
JIBBAROO Doesn't play well with Spaces. Unusable with Safari 4 Final with Leopard. The pages it creates are often very awkward. I really wish I would have gone with GarageSale instead.
(Version 5.5.3) | |
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 | Jun 9 2009 |
BEASTMAN Got it recently as part of a MacHeist bundle. Tried it and deleted every trace of it from my sysem. It's buggy (from crashes to weird copy paste behaviour), and inflexible. I had trouble getting past a warning (which wasn't really a problem - just telling me about Canadian government possible recalls). No problem with the same warning in GarageSale. Many of the templates are amateurish, and can't be easily edited. GarageSale works much better for me. Will likely never bother with this program again. I'm usually not so harsh, but this software is not for me.
(Version 5.5.3) | |
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| Jun 3 2009 |
CMFNYC I like iSale overall. It is feature-rich, easy to use, and deliver good looking eBay auctions. It certainly beats the alternative of crafting sale pages on your own. I cannot speak to other software. I posted three auctions and have bids right away. When I posted similar ones before iSale, some of them went unsold. That's the biggest plus for me. As for what others are saying. For me, I don't mind the badge. I don't mind advertising the product, if it does me a good turn. But I think you should be able to turn it off for those who don't like it. I do have one big criticism...you cannot edit running auctions. So make sure everything is perfect before posting. The devs should really fix this. All in all, I am happy with the purchase.
(Version 5.5.2) | |
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| May 29 2009 |
MACGEEK19 This app is brimming with potential but has to be the most buggy software I have seen. Constant crashes, selecting auctions sometimes works, sometimes doesn't. This app is awful. I wish I could use it. It just doesnt work.
(Version 5.5.2) | |
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 | Jun 9 2009 |
ANONYMOUS Sorry to hear you ran into issues! Sounds as though something's not quite right with your installation. If you like, shoot us a message and we'll see that we get you up & running! http://www.equinux.com/support equinux Support Team
(Version 5.5.3) | |
| May 5 2009 |
XPLICIT I understand the necessity of activating a software via internet (you all know why) and I've made my peace with that. But why do I need an account on the software developers website - in this case a so called equinux ID - to get a software activated I legally purchased? They state "Note: All data is transferred using secure connections." Fine, but what if I don't want to expose any data? I don't want to give them any personal data because they don't really need it. I don't want to make any of my auctions traceable by equinux, I don't want my auctions to be connected to an equinux server, I don't like even the mere possibility. I simply want a programme that helps me with setting up ebay auctions! There comes a lot of "forcing" with this app. The developers force their users - to have a badge with every auction - to provide an eMail address for downloading updates - to get like bare naked in a personal-data sense There's no fun in using this app. I'm also missing hint that using subtitles creates additional costs. And this app is SLOW. Just try changing auctions, or setting up a new auction, or ... . Although I have a regular licence I guess I'm not going to use iSale.
(Version 5.5.2) | |
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| Jun 1 2009 |
STEVE R Agreed re the equinox account. I own a legitimate copy of the software but I won't be using it.
(Version 5.5.2) | |
| Jun 9 2009 |
Thank you for your comments! The equinux ID is just intended as a convenience for customers: You don't need to worry about losing a long complicated activation code. To use your license all you need is your username and password and you're all set - no codes, no fuss. The background templates you see in your auction are hosted by equinux servers (otherwise eBay would charge you a fee for them), which is the only connection your auction will ever have to us. You can download updates directly within the application without an email or any other data. We're take our customer's privacy extremely seriously, so I hope this helps to clear things up! If you have more questions, please feel free to let us know! (equinux.com/support) equinux Support Team
(Version 5.5.3) | |
| Apr 30 2009 |
MEMPHISBIRD I just got the MacUpdate email telling me iSale has been updated, and when I click the download link, I can't start the download unless I put in my email address, so they can send me an invitation to get their newsletter. What? No! Even if I want the newsletter, I shouldn't be forced to give my email address in order to download the application. Since I already own it, I can update from within the application itself, but I like to keep the .dmg files, and I have to give my email address to get it. I'm not sure that's a very good practice.
(Version 5.5.2) | |
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| Jun 9 2009 |
ANONYMOUS Hey Memphisbird! If you go to our support section, you can easily download iSale: http://equinux.com/us/products/support.html (Pick iSale > Downloads) Hope this helps & thanks for the feedback! Your equinux Support Team
(Version 5.5.3) | |
| Apr 9 2009 |
JAZZYGUY A waste of money with one of the worst companys on the internet.GREED predominates in this application who advertises their presence in every sale you make. In addition they do not answer their support eMail.
(Version 5.5.1) | |
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| Apr 6 2009 |
XPLICIT What wrong with this sentence: "The iSale badge is an integral part of each iSale auction. It is displayed to indicate that this auction profits from iSale's superior formatting and setup options." Ok, here's what I'm talking about: "of each iSale auction". Those auctions are still mine or who ever set it up and not iSale's or some geezer's at equinux.
(Version 5.5.1) | |
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| Apr 6 2009 |
JAN13 THIS MAKE ME SICK !!! Ò"The iSale badge is an integral part of each iSale auction. It is displayed to indicate that this auction profits from iSale's superior formatting and setup options."Ó
(Version 5.5.1) | |
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| Mar 20 2009 |
//IDN Looks nice and polished but cannot adapt to different orientations of images (always crops them in landscape mode, portrait is not possible at all). Plus, it forces you to display an annoying advertising banner at the end of every auction listing, even in the paid version! Their support has the following to say to this: "The iSale badge is an integral part of each iSale auction. It is displayed to indicate that this auction profits from iSale's superior formatting and setup options." Talk about marketing lingo.
(Version 5.5.1) | |
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