posted on April 6, 2004 10:45:08 PM new
Can anyone give me some user info on their good or bad experience using Sellathon.com to track the origin/history of listing hits? FYI, an eBay University speaker in Miami recommended it.
posted on April 7, 2004 06:20:55 PM new
Give it a try. I'm trying it out and love it. I don't believe it's "junk" because the information I was looking for helped me out with my listings. I really wanted to know how someone found my listings and when they were looking at my items. I also wanted to know what key words they were using to look up the items that brought them to my listing. Plus a whole bunch more questions. It really does help out if you're like me and want to improve your listings. This will definitely help. Because "enquiring minds want to know ..."
posted on April 7, 2004 08:12:20 PM new
And,,,I must admit,,I HAVE NEVER SOLD ,,,,,,ANYTHING on these JUNK sites....I gave them A Shot,,,,throwing my hands in the air,,,Sold 100's of the EXACT same things on e bay and NOT ONCE,,,,,anywhere else....Time tested e bay...I ain't wasting my fingers going back to them ,,,,that's fer sure.....
What will be , will be.,, Have A Beautiful E bay day.
posted on April 7, 2004 09:01:03 PM new
I checked out their site and the amount of data on a visitor they collect is very impressive. I suppose that's why I have an uneasy feeling about this company. I'm curious if anyone here has ever clicked on an auction using their services and ran Spybot Search And Destroy afterwards? If so, what were the results? They seem to be collecting more data than most spyware programs, and some of what they glean from a visitor is very suggestive of what a trojan would collect. Maybe they have some new patented technology that I don't know about, and possibly I'm paranoid, but I'll sit on the sidelines and watch this one for awhile before I get into the game.
A $75.00 solid state device will always blow first to protect a 25 cent fuse ~ Murphy's Law
posted on April 7, 2004 09:30:49 PM new
I have been using during the free trial and have learned several new things. Definitely go through the free trial. With their new version #2, you don't get quite the extent of info as in version 1. But it's the useful info. I learned that I was way on the days and times I thought people were looking at my auctions.
posted on April 8, 2004 05:10:24 AM new
Sparkz - To the best of my knowledge, it does not put any cookies on your computer. I've run Adaware afterwards and it found nothing. It's not even a real-time tracker. For instance, if your auction receives a visit or a bid, it won't even register it until someone else visits the auction.
I've really loved using it and it's helped me 'tweak' my auctions to get nearly twice as many hits as I was getting before.
