Auction House Browsers

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by bobfreedman

Lance, we currently have over 100 customers that range from rock and roll to political memorabilia but the majority of our clients are indeed sports memorabilia.

We would love to hear from anyone that has ideas to improve your user experience. You can email me personally at bob@simpleauctionsite.com with any suggestions or ideas. Thanks

From my point of view, it's easy: Really listen and don't be defensive. Most people don't have malicious intent.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Runscott

From my point of view, it's easy: Really listen and don't be defensive. Most people don't have malicious intent.

Good points and I think Bob does listen. Scott's and my auction, B & L, changed to their hosting and s/w last auction and we are very happy. I still don't know which is better for the consignors, closing each lot or the whole auction at once, But that is another debate. Bob and team have very good software/hosting and it is easy to use. I recommend them to anyone.

[Runscott]

Leon, I wonder if Hunt and or Leland's is reading this?

If so, perhaps Bob can expect a call soon and this thread will have benefited someone monetarily. Although it could be argued that the auction houses and consignors would also benefit monetarily if the switch were made to Bob's software.

[ksabet]

Personally I think Huggins and Scott's site is the best. A lot of search options and easy navigation. Plus it's a break from Simple Auction (not that I have a problem with SA)

[drc]

Other than the detail I pointed out, I don't mind Leland's format. I wasn't recommending wholesale changes.