Buyers now have the option of a single search method without having to
register, a board for wanted equipment and email alerts as to when certain
sellers may be of interest to them.
Mark Abrahams, chief executive of
Jellynet,
said: “Jellynet will see more upgrades in the coming year, with sellers being
able to view how many hits their products get and analyse the data.”
Jellynet
goes free
Jellynet adds buying options
Surplus IT equipment auction site Jellynet has announced three new offers for its buyers.
CRN, 25 Feb 2008
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