Android: One of the best ways to find great deals on eBay is via auctions that have misspelled words. An “Xbox Connect” will often sell for less than an “Xbox Kinect” since fewer people search for the wrong version. Eaby makes it easy to find such items on Android.
The app is similar to the previously mentioned FatFingers. You can search for any item, choose which country’s eBay store you want to look in, and even specify the categories you’re interested in. Hit Search and Eaby will take care of the rest, giving you the best results along with options to sort them.
Eaby also has a Pro account that lets you get rid of the ads at the bottom of the page and save searches for a quick lookup in the future. It’s neat, but perhaps not worth the $US1.50 it asks for. Take the free app for a spin and only buy if you think you need that feature.
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5 responses to “Eaby Finds Misspelled Items On eBay For Cheaper Prices”
Is there an iOS equivalent?
Hmm, what if you buy something that you thought was misspelled but was actually a scam? eg. the Xbox Connect is really some Xbox cables, but you thought you were getting a Kinect?
Well, the actual items should be listed in the item description and should have an accompanying photo
so now that everyone will be searching for misspelt items, those items are now going to get more bids and bring the prices back to even… good going!
But there really are Suny and Panaphonic TV’s Etc.