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I use a Windows automation/scripting program called QuickMacros (i.e., http://www.quickmacros.com/) to place bids. It's a simple script which just pulls out the key auction information from the curren ...

Yeah, it is a bit off the main purpose of Gixen. And there are lots of other ways to keep track of auctions. (When I think to do so, I tend to use plain old bookmarks for them.) I was just thinking ...

I started using Gixen to let me bid at the last possible moment without being at the computer at that time. But I've found that its biggest benefit to me is that I can cancel a bid -- So long as the ...

Thanks for reactivating it!

And that's okay about the brief outage -- There are plenty of other auctions I wouldn't have bid on if it weren't for the service. (Knowing that I can cancel a bid if I ...

On the last two bids I meant to place (via the Gixen API), I got back the message:
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Is that correct? Any word on how long the API will be down? Or has ...

Last I checked, sellers are allowed to make certain changes or even unlist an item if there are more than 24 hours to go and there haven't been any bids, yet. So if you were worried about that, you c ...

Yeah, the confusion/support issue could be pretty substantial. There are already lots of posts here from people who get confused by issues such as eBay bid increments, and this is probably more compl ...

Contingency bidding groups (in which losing any item in the bidding group cancels all remaining items in that group) are described in the announcements section of the forums:

http://www.gixen.com/f ...