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stevew8975 wrote:wow - nice link. I think. How much information!!!??

I've found some of the best items to resell on eBay are bought from eBay in the first place! Badly listed items, the old mis-spelt items, early bargains (before people catch on how poular a product will be), items ending at odd hours of the night, and even wholesale lots sold individually - all have given me a fair return at some point over the years.

How right you are Steve, as a matter of fact, searching mispellings on eBay is a business model all of it`s own for finding HOT items to resell on the bay!

Great point Steve....John

Hi all, so very true. Misspelled items are hot and enough people are making good money at it.

I have created a short ebook showing how and where to search for misspelled items on eBay, you can grab the ebook along with other Brandable ebooks from my blog, when you sign up. http://barry-wells.com

Best of luck, Barry

Hey Barry,

Nice to see you on the forum, i`ll check out your report, you know i have not seen any other products covering this area on eBay?

See you in the mix....Ed AKA..John.

Hello Ed, good to see you my friend. I've found a few that specialise in misspelled listings and typo's. My eBook is only short and uses one of those specialist sites.

You should have this ebook already Ed, i'll drop you an email about it.

Speak soon Ed, take care Barry

PS: Regards to Doris

Hey Barry,

No problem my friend, i know of one powerseller who flips misspelt listed products on eBay for massive profits buys them on the .com site no or hardly any competition low to no bids, flips on to sell on the UK site, the trick is hot market on both sides of the water, BUT finding a product across the water that isn`t being actually sold on your side giving you no competition on that particular product, but sell at full value, $$$$$$$$$$$$$!

John AKA Ed.