World Records Talk

Dave · Guest

I have a cool way to find misspelled items on ebay. People misspell
their items all the time. As a result, others who are looking for that
particular thing don't find it, and it doesn't get any bids. But with
my search progam, you can find them and pick 'em up cheap! Try it:
http://www.ebargainsweb.com/spelling.php

Here's a couple of examples of things people have found:
Harley Sportster parts (they were listed as "Sporster" parts)
A Fender Stratocaster guitar (it was listed as a "Stratocastor")
Chevy Suburban parts (listed as "Surburban")
....and the list goes on and on.

All my site does is take your search term, figure out all kinds of ways
to misspell it, and send you off to ebay with a query. If you don't
have an ebay account, that's okay -- you can set one up when you get there.

Give it a try -- you don't have to download anything, you don't have to
sign up, log in, or leave an email address. No nonsense. Have fun, and
good luck bidding!

--Dave at ebargainsweb dot com

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