Reverse Bid Auction - Unique Bid

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Status:	Closed (Selected Service Provider)
Selected Providers:	selected service provider viewnepal
Budget:	$250-750
Created:	02/20/2008 at 5:48 EST
Bidding Ends:	03/21/2008 at 5:48 EDT
Project Creator:	glenlawton   Buyer Rating: (1 reviews)
Description:	Unique Bid Description. Sites with a similar concept include: http://www.playlimbo.com.au/ http://www.uniquebidhomes.com/lub/index.php Some of these sites use the lowest unique bid and some use the highest unique bid to determine the winner. Some of the sites use sealed bids and others use visible bids. I would like to have all of these options available in my website/script. The site/script will need to have a powerful administration area that is completely user friendly. All of the code and files MUST NOT BE ENCRYPTED so I can make changes and modifications in the future if needed. Below you will find a detailed description of all the functions that the site/script administration area will require. There should be a menu list going down the left side of the page with the following linkable options: Go To Site Manage Categories Manage Auctions Featured Auctions Manage Pages Manage Users Manage Email Manage Contact Us Manage Feedback Send Mail To All Users Send Mail To Auction bidders Manage Payments Manage Payment Settings Manage administration Settings View Logs Manage Advertising Detailed description of what each option will do: Go To Site: This link will simply open a new window to the address of the website for viewing changes made from the administration area. Manage Categories: This area needs to have the function to add new categories or sub categories to the site. Manage Auctions: This area will be used for adding auctions to the site and viewing a list of the current auctions. The following information will need to be added when adding a new auction: 1.) Select the auction format: Lowest Unique Bid Blind, Highest Unique Bid Blind, Lowest Unique Bid Battle, Highest Unique Bid Battle. 2.) Select the auction category: for selecting the category and sub category 3.) The auction title: for inputting the auction title/name 4.) Retail price: for inputting the retail price of the product 5.) Minimum/Maximum bid amount: for inputting the minimum or maximum bid allowed to be placed by bidders. For a lowest unique bid auction bidders will not be able to place bids below this amount. For a highest unique bid auction bidders will not be able to place bids above this amount. 6.) Total # of bids available: For inputting the total # of bids available. The auction will not close until all bids are gone. 7.) Total # of bids per user: For inputting the total number of bids a user is allowed to place on that auction. 8.) The bidding fee: For inputting the fee that will be charged to place a bid on that auction. 9.) The image: For inputting the image of the auction item. This will need to be set up with a browse button that will let you find a picture in your files or on your desktop. 10.) The description: For inputting the description of the product up for auction. This area will need a WYSIWYG editor that supports HTML for inputting the description. 11.) The terms: For inputting the auction terms. This area will need a WYSIWYG editor that supports HTML for inputting the terms. 12.) The shipping fee: For inputting the shipping fee. This area will need a WYSIWYG editor that supports HTML for inputting the shipping fee. 13.) Add new auction: This will be a button on the bottom of the page to add the auction to the site. If any of the information above has not been filled out, the auction should not be added to the site and you should be redirected to fill in the missing information. The following information will need to be available when viewing the current auctions. This information needs to be in a table that is easy to understand and use: 1.) The auction title/name. 2.) The auction format. 3.) The minimum/maximum bid amount. 4.) The bidding fee. 5.) The auction status: active or completed 6.) The details: links to the details and description of the auction. 7.) The bidders: links to the bids placed on the auction. 8.) Edit: For editing any of the auction information. 9.) Delete: For deleting the auction. Featured Auctions: This area will be used to select an auction from the list of current auctions and make the auction featured on the home page. Manage Pages: This area will be used for adding and editing information on the different pages of the site. This area will need a WYSIWYG editor that supports HTML for inputting the page information. Manage Users: This area will be used to manage the registered users of the site. The information about each user should be arranged in a table containing the following: 1.) User: this should contain the users ID #, the users email address, the users IP address, and the status of the user. 2.) Login details: This should include the date the users account was created, the date the user modified their account, and the users last login date. 3.) Name and address: This should include the users name, full address, phone #, and referrer. 4.) Change status: Here you should be able to change the user’s status to either: Active, Inactive, Suspended, or Deleted. Manage Email: This area will be used to manage all automatic emails that will be used when people register, forget password, and bid. This area will need a WYSIWYG editor that supports HTML for inputting the automatic email system. Emails will need to be automatic for the following: 1.) Registration: The user will need to click on a link in the email in order to make the account active. 2.) Forgot password: Email telling the user their password. 3.) Successful bid: Tells the user their bid on (auction) at (auction site) was accepted and that their bid was unique. 4.) Successful bid: Tells the user their bid on (auction) at (auction site) was accepted but that their bid was not unique. 5.) Bid status change: Tells the user their bid on (auction) at (auction site) is no longer a unique bid. 6.) Auction half over: Tells the user the (auction) on (auction site) has received half of the bids needed before closing. 7.) Auction over loser: Tells the user that (auction) on (auction site) is complete but they were not the winner. All bids can be reviewed on results page. 8.) Auction over winner: Tells the user that (auction) on (auction site) is complete and they were the winner. All bids can be reviewed on results page. 9.) Contact us: Tells the user that their question was received and will be responded to shortly. Manage Contact Us: This area will be used to manage all questions submitted through the contact us link on the site. This area will need a WYSIWYG editor that supports HTML for responding to users questions. Manage Feedback: This area will be used simply to view feedback and suggestions from users. Send Mail To All Users: This area will be used to send emails to all registered users at once regarding site updates, status, changes, etc. This area will need a WYSIWYG editor that supports HTML for sending out these emails. Send Mail To Auction Bidders: This area will be used to send emails to bidders of a specific auction. The current auctions will need to be selectable from here. This area will need a WYSIWYG editor that supports HTML for sending out these emails. Manage Payments: This area will be used to manage all payments made to the site. You should be able to view all payments made to the site by all users as well as all payments made to the site from a specific user. Manage Payment Settings: This area will be used to manage the payment options available on the site. When the user deposits funds into their account they should be able to select any of these payment processors: 1.) PayPal.com 2.) Direct Bank Deposit 3.) SMS Premium Service These payment processors need to be incorporated into the site so when they select the payment processor it automatically redirects them to the site to complete their deposit. I also need to be able to add fees for the user to make the deposit. These fees will be the same fee that the payment processor will be charging the site to accept the payment. Example: PayPal charges 2.9% + .29 per transaction. So if the user decides to make their deposit via PayPal, a 2.9% +.29 fee will be added to complete the transaction. I will also need a way to add new payment processors in the future. The fee charging system needs a simple activate/deactivate control. Manage Administration Settings: This area should be an overview of all the other options in the administration area. View Logs: This area will be used to track all visitors on the site. This should be in the form of a table and should show the location, country, IP address, page name, and page visited. Manage Advertising: This area will be used to add and remove advertisers on the site. There should be advertising at the top of the page in the form of a banner. There should also be advertising down the right side of the site pages. These advertisements will need to be rotated in time intervals. I am not really sure what the standards are for this, so I will be open to suggestions here. The following is all information/pages regarding the user end of the site/script. 1.) Home page -The home page should be able to feature 4-6 auction listings / lots. 2.) Auction listings / Lots - Each page should hold approximately 10 auction listings / lots. 3.) How it works - Description of how each auction style works: lowest bid blind. highest bid blind. lowest bid visible. highest bid visible. 4.) Terms and conditions -Terms and conditions for using the site. 5.) Faqs - Answers to common questions. 6.) Contact - Place to submit comments or questions via e-mail. 7.) Results - Pages showing the results for each auction listing / lot. - This should include all bids winning or not. 8.) Register / Sign-up - Standard user registration information including: Name. Address. Phone number. E-mail address. Username. Password.- Activate account through message sent to e-mail address used during sign-up. 9.) Buy tokens / credits - Must be able to set up a ratio of tokens / credits per $dollar. - Ability to set a minimum purchase requirement. - Ability to accept multiple payment options, i.e.: PayPal. Direct Bank Deposit SMS Premium Service For each auction listing / lot the following information will need to be shown: 1.) The auction listing / lot number. 2.) The maximum number of bids. - as the auction progresses there should be a line showing the number of bids placed so far and a line showing the number of bids remaining. You can see this at: http://www.uniquebidhomes.com/lub/index.php 3.) The maximum number of bids allowed per user. 4.) The bid fee. 5.) The minimum bid (for lowest unique bid auctions.) The maximum bid (for highest unique bid auctions.) 6.) The description. 7.) The auction style. - lowest bid blind - highest bid blind - lowest bid visible - highest bid visible 8.) The category. 9.) The terms. 10.) The shipping info. Page links on the menu bar across the top should read from left to right: Home About Us How It Works Sign Up My Account Results Faq's Contact Us Login/Logout Page links on the left side menu should read from top to bottom (there should be a user login area at the top of the left side menu): Home About Us How It Works Sign-Up My Account Results Faq's Contact Us Terms & Conditions Privacy Login/Logout Page links across the bottom of the page should read from left to right: Home About Us How It Works Sign-Up My Account Results Faq's Contact Us Terms & Conditions Privacy Login/Logout The design of the site will need to be of a dynamic appearance.
Job Type:	Graphic Design PHP Website Design
Database:	MS SQL
Operating system:	MS Windows
Bid count:	20
Average bid:	$ 652