Information Madness

I am not a big fan of eBay for couple of reasons. One, I don't like to buy used stuff and second its difficult for me to trust the person who is selling the item. eBay might have ratings and reviews for the seller but still, you can't do anything if the item that is coming your way is in usable condition or not.

But there are people who buy only from no where else but ebay. They heavily rely on eBay for their online shopping. You have to be pretty active and do some research before you buy on eBay. The same item that you are looking for might be available for different sellers and for different prices. So that is one strategy to find out cheap items on eBay. I am sure there might be ebay auction tool available in the market but here is a website which gives you another route to find the cheapest deals on eBay. Auto ebay, ebay auctions etc.

 

TypoHound.com, Sniff out the best bargains on eBay. Many eBay auctions contain typos in the title listing. For example, 'toshiba' may be spelt 'toshia'. This means that when someone searches for ''toshiba', the misspelled 'toshia' is not shown. Thus no bids are placed on the 'toshia' auction entry. 

TypoHound generates common misspelled variants of the keyword. This allows you to find the elusive 'toshia' listing. Since no one else can find the auction with eBay search to bid on it, you bag yourself a bargain. Its pretty simple to use.

Select the eBay site, enter the item that you want to buy and typohound generates the following typos:

• Character typed twice
• Character omitted
• Characters swappe
• Key next to correct character hit
• Key next to correct character and correct character hit

So good luck with your eBay shopping.

Tags: {technotags keywords="ebay|typohound"}{/technotags}