Re: [FWDLK] 57 Dodge on ebay

[<ronbo97@xxxxxxxx>]

Marko -

Very Cool !! That's one of the buttons that I never really used.
Now I know what it does. The only problem is if you never saw
it originally (like the 58 Fury), then heard about it via email
after-the-fact, it would be tough to find. That's why they need
to 'wire in' the ebay motors database to the Search Completed
option.

Ron



--- Original Message ---
Marko Lonngren <mtl@xxxxxxxxx> Wrote on
        Thu, 24 Aug 2000 16:10:09 +0300
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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


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