Auction Defender

Almost any computer user who surfs the Internet is familiar with the eBay website. It's a website in which anyone can sell various things by using auctions. The problem about this website is that during an auction, certain parameters can change, like the bid value and so on. This is where the Auction Defender application comes in.

There are several bits and pieces you are going to like about the software application called Auction Defender. There are also a few bits you will not find to your liking – nothing too serious though. Let’s get things started on a positive note and take a look at the bits you are going to like.

To put Auction Defender to the test, you must first download the application. In this regard, you will like the fact that the download weighs in at some 1.5MB. At such a lightweight download size, it should take but a moment for the download to complete. To my mind, it is always nice when you don’t have to wait forever for a download to complete.

Once the software is on your computer, you have to install it. You will like the fact that Auction Defender installs without a problem – and in just as much time as the download takes to complete (which is quite fast). You will also like the fact that Auction Defender will work just fine with pretty much any version of the Microsoft-developed Windows operating system. This includes Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7, the 32-bit versions as well as the 64-bit versions.

Once the application is up and running, you will like the functionality it can offer. This eBay utility will monitor eBay auctions, will alert you if any bid changes occur, and will automate bidding and sniping. From one single screen you can keep track of several eBay auctions at the same time. You can place a bid just a few seconds before it closes, thus giving you the chance to win the auction at the lowest price possible.

There is one thing you may not like – the fact that Auction Defender is not freeware. This application can be used free of charge, but only during the 14-day trial period. On the upside, the trial version is fully functional; and an Auction Defender license is quite affordable. For making it easier to view auctions and bids, the program includes a mini web browser which shows the eBay website and allows you to surf to it in a simpler way than using a regular web browser.