Post: How To Save $$$ On eBay ! Clever Trick ! Legal!
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03-17-2011, 06:53 PM
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Car Lover
Family Guy FTW
Recentley ive been flicking around eBay, just to see how much iPhones, Macs have been going for. I found a guide on how to save loads on Items selling, perfectly legal.
I didnt buy this guide as i was sure i could find whatever they were selling for free on the internet.
Anyway, what you do is search for misspelled items on eBay. I found a few websites that search anything related to your original search.
You'll get what i mean when you visit the sites.
Here they are,
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Edit: I've added SIX more sites!
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03-17-2011, 07:07 PM
#2
vudumonkey25
Do a barrel roll!
03-17-2011, 07:44 PM
#8
Car Lover
Family Guy FTW
Originally posted by Quantum
Thanks mate, this is really useful.
There is a button for that =D :y:
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Originally posted by Armorlightking
I have never found one that was mispelled though 
Ive only tried a few times, but have found spelling like ipone (obviously intstead of iPhone). Keep trying, you should get something
03-17-2011, 07:46 PM
#9
Dr.Fox
Foxeh =D
Originally posted by Whufc
Hey,
Recentley ive been flicking around eBay, just to see how much iPhones, Macs have been going for. I found a guide on how to save loads on Items selling, perfectly legal.
I didnt buy this guide as i was sure i could find whatever they were selling for free on the internet.
Anyway, what you do is search for misspelled items on eBay. I found a few websites that search anything related to your original search.
You'll get what i mean when you visit the sites.
Here they are,
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Hope you guys enjoyed it :y:
Recentley ive been flicking around eBay, just to see how much iPhones, Macs have been going for. I found a guide on how to save loads on Items selling, perfectly legal.
I didnt buy this guide as i was sure i could find whatever they were selling for free on the internet.
Anyway, what you do is search for misspelled items on eBay. I found a few websites that search anything related to your original search.
You'll get what i mean when you visit the sites.
Here they are,
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Nice guide, Seen these websites before. There are barely any misspelled items though
03-17-2011, 09:41 PM
#10
Car Lover
Family Guy FTW
Originally posted by Dr.Fox
Nice guide, Seen these websites before. There are barely any misspelled items though
Patience is quite a big factor, but if you can end up getting yourself a iphone or macbook for a couple hundred quid you'll be mad ! I saw a 17" 2.66 GHz 500gb MacBook Pro go for £800, normally like £2300 !
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