Belt Auction

Alternatives to Auctiva for Ebay auction hosting?

I've been using Auctiva to host my Ebay auction ads. Their service has been free for the past 4 years. I received an email stating that Auctiva will begin charging for their services beginning July 1st. What are some other good Ebay management services ~ either free (preferably) or paid services? If I'm going to have to pay for a service I want to make sure I'm using the best one out there (both in service and value for my money). Thanks!

Public Comments

1. I had to switch from Auctiva as well. They really screwed me over by doing this. I changed to www.sellersourcebook.com. They are about $8 a month or less if you pay for 3 months or more in advance. Email them that you are interested in changing and they will give you a 10% off code. It's good for image hosting and templates. It's been fairly easy to figure out the program. There were several features I liked from Auctiva, but I will never go back to them again. If you want to stay with Auctiva for less when you cancel they will give you the option to lock in for $10 pr month for 18 months. I think after what happened I will stick with a paid service to make sure this doesn't happen again. With Seller Source Book they have a grand-father clause that keeps you locked in at your sign up price.
2. Their must be loads of us with the same problem, Ebay, PP and Auctiva are as usual being greedy, and they will lose out. When ebays star starts dropping it will plummet. As a seller and customer the service is disgraceful. In the UK we have loads of problems with Auctiva web site. So i cannot justify paying for a service that is not always available. I am also looking for new way.... good luck to all!
3. I use Tripleclicks. It's a marketplace like Ebay where you can post auction items and get access to national & international buyers. It is cheap, quick and secure.