Many times on eBay, which is the largest online shopping paradise that shelves almost every product which is available across the World it gets difficult to track all the auctions, price and other details like time and name sorting. So, let’s check out a software tool which is called as the JBidWatcher. Basically, this software tool simplifies the monitoring experience by presenting the list of auctions which we want to monitor on a single screen and that too with a simple user interface.
This software which is called as the JBidWatcher continuously fetches the information from eBay and updates the same on the user interface of this software tool in a real time manner without needing you to look the eBay’s official website for the current status. Parameters like product number, current bid, maximum bid, time left for the bid to get over, current status and the seller can be easily monitored on a single screen itself as shown below. This software tool supports all the major platforms like Microsoft Windows, Linux and Apple’s Mac. This software is very easy to use as you can make use of drag-and-drop capability to monitor the bids.
Basically, just like any other client like Tweet deck which synchronizes and integrates all the twitter and facebook information on a single interface, this software tool too works on the same principle like this one is linked with the eBay account of the user which then fetches the information in the real time manner. Auctions can be easily added by just adding the auction number and also with the search function you can search any product’s auction on eBay. Items can easily be sorted by time, price, time left, seller or name. Here, the eBay client monitor provides access to the RSS feeds which comes in a handy tool.
So, to get started all you will need to have is this software client, internet connection and an eBay account. You can download this JBidWatcher software tool from below for your operating system platform:
JBidWatcher for Windows,
JBidWatcher for Linux
JBidWatcher for Mac
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