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Product Description:
GaragePay lets you download, view, search, and archive all your PayPal transactions without having to log into the PayPal website. It lets you organize your transactions in smart groups and can export to CSV files.
What's new in this version:
- gets shopping cart items and exports them as CSV
- added progress dialog when starting up
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.5 or later
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Download Links:
Download GaragePay Version 1.0.1 (File Size: 2.8M)
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Download GaragePay Current Version (File Size: 3.3M)
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Why - Version: 1.5b2, 4/7/2009 02:03PM PST
(1 of 2 users found this comment useful)
duckhue1
I bought GarageSale twice. It's a great application, but Auctiva.com rocks and it's free.
Garagebuy or what ever it's called is just odd.
Garagepay sounds like it "might" be "OK" when it comes out of beta. I'm not going to pay 25.00 for it though.
I'll get the free version.
What's up with all these software developers asking sky high prices for a "copy" of an application. The ONLY thing they are doing is encouraging piracy and loosing money.
HELLO, does recession and depression ring any freakin bells.
Sell it between 4 and 7 dollars, then everyone will buy it, and you will "sell" MANY copies. Sell it for 25.00, and you will sell very few copies, but everyone will have a copy. Developers have NO TALENT when it comes to marketing skills, and only about 10% have talent in developing good software, the other 90% just throw junk together to make a fast buck over night. 25% or more is just reinventing the wheel.
You know what I'm saying has some truth, even though you might not like it.
Garagebuy or what ever it's called is just odd.
Garagepay sounds like it "might" be "OK" when it comes out of beta. I'm not going to pay 25.00 for it though.
I'll get the free version.
What's up with all these software developers asking sky high prices for a "copy" of an application. The ONLY thing they are doing is encouraging piracy and loosing money.
HELLO, does recession and depression ring any freakin bells.
Sell it between 4 and 7 dollars, then everyone will buy it, and you will "sell" MANY copies. Sell it for 25.00, and you will sell very few copies, but everyone will have a copy. Developers have NO TALENT when it comes to marketing skills, and only about 10% have talent in developing good software, the other 90% just throw junk together to make a fast buck over night. 25% or more is just reinventing the wheel.
You know what I'm saying has some truth, even though you might not like it.
kernel panic when quiting GaragPay - Version: 1.0.1, 7/2/2008 04:09PM PST
rygar22--2008
Just got a Kernel Panic when quitting Garage Pay, also agree with previous poster price of $24.95 is far to step
If you are doing business and using PayPal get this program. $25 is well worth the value it has brought to us.
So far I have not had any problems. I have all my records for instant search going back almost 10 years. That is thousands of transactions at my fingertips.
Aloha .. brad white