About Iwascoding

Right in time for this year’s eBay Live! In Chicago we are coming up with three new releases to make your life as a Mac user on eBay even more convenient: Out flagship product has now arrived at version 5. This release adds auction template sharing on your local network via technology. You can now share all your prepared auctions (or only the ones you want to share) with fellow GarageSale 5 users hooked up to the same WiFi or ethernet network. Importing a template from a different Mac is as easy as selecting another user’s shared library, locating the right template and pressing the ‘Import’ button.

Also new is a report generator, that lets you create, view, and print customized reports showing a summary of your eBay income and expenses (this includes PayPal fees as well) for a user-defined date range. Last but certainly not least is GarageSale’s new integration with YouTube. Once you entered your YouTube username and password in GarageSale, it will display thumbnails of the videos you uploaded to your YouTube account.

Simply select the video you want to include next time you start an auction. GarageSale is a free update to all existing GarageSale 4 owners, which means that GarageSale 4 licenses will simply work – no action required.

If you are still using GarageSale 3, you can purchase an upgrade to GarageSale 5 at the online store. Is a simplified version of GarageSale, that focuses on making selling on eBay even easier – while offering all the features a casual seller would need. It ships with the same auction designs as its big brother GarageSale and integrates seamless with our free image server. Also new is, a PayPal client for your Mac desktop. It downloads all your PayPal transaction data onto your Mac for fast and convenient access, lets you create ‘Smart Folders’ to organize your transactions, and displays the current balance for all your accounts. If you are at in Chicago, we’d love to demonstrate these new apps to you.

Garagesale Ebay

The iwascoding team is at booth #1061 near eBay’s ribbon printing station.

Customer information we do NOT collect: eBay Transaction Data All your eBay communication goes directly from your Mac to eBay's API server, without any of our servers involved. We don't know what you are selling or buying, so there is nothing to collect for us. Credit Card Data As a small company we are trying to focus on what we can do best: creating software.

That's why we have chosen to let specialized companies, like Kagi or PayPal, help us with processing your purchase. They charge your credit card and let us know that you bought our software. We will then send you your personal unlock code. As a result, we don't even know your credit card information. And if we don't know, we cannot lose it. Customer information we do collect: Customer Address Data Depending on the method you are using to purchase a license for our software, we will collect personal information such as you name, your e-mail address, and your street address. We will only use this information to identify your purchase in case you lost your product license.

We will not sell or share this information with anybody outside the company, nor will we send you unsolicited e-mail or other types of mailings.