AuctionCut

Hi i posted a while aggo here about my site to find misspelled auctions on ebay . I wanted to say that a new version has been released on a new URL http://www.Typobay.com . If you could give me any comments or suggestions would be really helpfull .

I've seen this before. I think it is a great idea. Could lead to some great bargains.

Have you ever tracked the sales of misspelled items to have an indicator of what kind of bargains are available?

Yeah i have . Ive seen almost everything video games,movies , posters clothes, toys,mp3 players, cameras ....ect . The 3 top deals ive seen tho :
1- Misspelled Modified Subaru low mileage for 5000$ (worth at least 10-15k)
2-Some guy bought a 100$ book and sold it for 1000$
3-Someone bought a 3000$ purse that is worth at least 5000

Perhaps listing some of these previous bargains on the site would encourage more use of the tools you offer.

that is a great suggestion thank you

Quack wrote:that is a great suggestion thank you

Let us know when you get it posted. It sure would be worth a look.

Thanks,

Jim

Let us know when you get it posted. It sure would be worth a look.

I will . It is on the list of projects to do . Right now working on new layout for the site that should be out very soon also i added this week the simple search option so you only need to write the word and click the button . [/url]

This does the same.

http://www.auctionsandmarketing.com/spelling.php

It's my site, so thanks for at least checking it out

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I have been using mis-spelling for a long
time, it works well.

One thing to keep in mind, is to refine the
search. There are plenty of seller who try
capitalize on this search method.

They intentionally mis-spell items to get targeted
search results, so since you are looking for the bargains
you want to exclude those from your searches, use the
(-).

Best,
Aryeh