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Colourfull Creations Updates Maxi Bidder With Improved Aussie Support

by , 7:00 AM EST, March 29th, 2004

Colourfull Creations has released an update for Maxi Bidder, bringing it to version 1.91. Maxi Bidder is a utility designed for automated eBay bidding. The update features improved Australian support and default currency setting. According to Colourfull Creations:

Colourfull Creations updates Maxi Bidder the popular eBay snipe tool for Macintosh eBay Bidders to 1.91.

The update includes: Setup Assistant, choose Country of origin, Automatically sets default currency in accordance with country of origin, Resolved a problem with the OSX bidding engine generating a possible error during a snipe, Resolved a problem with Australian snipe adding, and Resolved a problem of error messages not being retained.

You can find more information about the Maxi Bidder update at the Colourfull Creations Web site. Maxi Bidder is available for US$9.99.

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