I am a long time JBidWatcher user [and the developer is very assiduous at keeping up with ebay and user requests], as well as some other auction tools before that. I tried Auction Hunter for the first time today, and after playing with it for an hour, paid to register it. I have a couple of small auctions today on which to test the snipe capability. I understand the "arms race" in which ebay engages--unethically it seems to me--to break the sniping capabilities of third party software. I also understand the crybabies who claim that sniping is unfair. Oh well. Even if AH doesn't work any more reliably than JBW did, its Cocoa foundation and OS X-like presentation is so much more attractive. And that alone made it worthwhile. I plan to share some suggestions with the developers, mostly along the lines of including some JBW-like capabilities. Among other things, I would like narrower rows, so that I can see more of my auction data at one time without having to scroll. And within the "All" view, I would like some more clear designations of those items I am bidding n, those that are Hot, and those I have set to snipe. Also, twice today it has beach-balled on me, so I had to knock off a point on stability. And while I do not think the price is unfair, I think it is a tad high; if support remains good, it will be worth it.