Re: [FWDLK] 57 Dodge on ebay

["MARK J HASH" <mjh@xxxxxxxxxx>]

If there's an auction I'm particularly interested in, even if I have no
plans to bid on it, when I'm viewing the auction listing I click on the
"watch this item" icon.  Every registered ebay user has a "my ebay all
page".  If you know how to access your particular "my ebay" page, you'll
find that when you click "watch this item", that and all the other auctions
you are "watching" show up on this page.  You can then access them any time
during or after the auction until you delete that particular auction from
your "my ebay" page.  Works great for me!

Mark   mjh
'57 Fury

-----Original Message-----
From: Marko Lonngren <mtl@xxxxxxxxx>
To: L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thursday, August 24, 2000 7:38 AM
Subject: Re: [FWDLK] 57 Dodge on ebay


>At Wed, 23 Aug 2000 13:14:40 -0500 Terry & Andree Hoeman wrote:
>
>>Noticed that recently also.   Couldn't find my 55 NY Sedan after selling
on
>>the auction. Damn I hate the eBay Motors aggravation!!!!!!  It is tough to
>list under,
>>find items under and is an overall pain!!
>>They have some idea its making them more money though!!!
>
>It can't be difficult, if you are sitting beside the same computer you
>originally saw it.
>If using IE, just click the History button and find the day or week you saw
>the auction.
>Try to find the eBay item under "cgi.ebay.com" folder. Now when you have
>opened the page,
>click the Update button online and voi'la: you can find the final bid price
>with
>notifications like  "Auction has ended"..  "Bidding is closed for this
item."
>
>The auction's results, including email addresses of all bidders, are
>available for 30 days
>after bidding is closed.
>
>MTL
>