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Get the best bargains on eBay using these sites!eBay is the worlds largest auction Web site with over $23 billion worth of goods expected to sell this year. eBay is turning into a real gold mine for misspelled items all because sellers rush. How does this work you may ask? It’s quite simple. For example Mr X is trying to sell a 20-inch wide screen television. He accidentally misspells "televison". If you go to eBay and search for television you will get thousands of results. "televison" however only returns a few items. Very few potential buyers will see this listing as they will search for the correct spelling of television only. The number of bids and competition for that auction will be low.
For a list of common misspellings, check out these sites:
typohound.com - Simply enter a search term and follow the link that is generated to hunt for typo deals on eBay!
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auctionbloopers.com - Type the correctly spelled search term for the product you're looking for into the search box to start saving money!
The best thing is that you don’t even have to keep the item you just bought. You can sell it straight away using the same old eBay and make a large profit. However make sure you spell your listing correctly. The possibilities are endless. It’s impossible to tell how many misspelled items are out there. At the end of the day it’s all about experimenting. You never know what might be around the corner. Just be creative and search for the strangest misspelled keywords. Who knows, it could be you walking away with the $1000 diamond watch you have bought for $10. Best of luck!
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