eBay Misspelling Search Tool, eBay Buying Tips, Tricks

[nanaama18]

thx bro

[rep0eagle]

this works but there are sites out there that will do this stuff for you. you just type in what you want and it opens up the results page

[TylerS626]

That is what typoJoe does. You type in a search word or phrase and click the search button and you're taken to eBay to see the resulting misspellings for that search word or phrase.

[atpforever1]

i dont works for example if i tipe in gz-hd3 it shows nothing

[TylerS626]

Hello

I just tried it and got 37 results for that keyword.

After you entered in the keyword, did you click on the "Search" button?

[atpforever1]

in which country??

would you please do one for germany because if i want germany it sends me to france :S

[atpforever1]

ARE you kidding meXD

did you click on the "Search" button?

hahahahahahaha man so funny good joke

[TylerS626]

The option to search Germany needs to be added to the back end of the site, I thought it was already there, but it is not.

Hopefully it will be added by the end of the week.

[TylerS626]

Thanks for letting me know, I'll have that looked at shortly.

[j8sterno]

Alot of sellers now misspell on purpose in order to make the buyer think he has found a deal or opportunity and they will bid..

Might have worked before ...now more and more people are doin mispell searches and sellers now use that to their advandage!

[TylerS626]

Well, I'm sure some sellers do, but doubt "a lot" want to use up their auction title character limit on a misspelling

However, all you have to do is include the correctly spelled keyword in the "Exclude these words" field, excluding any listings with the correctly spelled keyword

A smart eBay seller wouldn't purposely misspell a keyword without including the proper spelling- they would get no traffic

Also, I would say buyers can determine what a good deal is and not be "tricked" into bidding

[j8sterno]

i suppose your right....why tell everyone trick?

[TylerS626]

Well, you will still need to look through the results, research the items, prices, etc., so if you get serious about it, there is work involved.

Another thing that I think is important, especially with Buy in Now misspelled eBay listings, you have to be quick. (New typojoe tool for this coming soon)

Also, you could try sending the seller a message offering to buy an misspelled auction item immediately. You may have a better chance after the item has been listed for a couple days and has no bids.

[cromagnumullet]

I don't have this option in ebay, how do I get it