On eBay, Misspelling in titles and descriptions often means "opportunity".
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When Steve Marconi wanted to sell his ex-wife's diamond ring, he listed them on eBay - but his item didn't sell. So, he put the item up for sale again...still no sale.
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Could it be that he used a reserve? Perhaps the description wasn't very good. Maybe the pictures didn't do the item justice - because, in fact, it was a beautiful diamond ring. Is it possible that the title was well written: Dimond Ring Size 6.5 1.0 Carat Emerald Cut Low Reserve
The answer seemed obvious - to everyone but Steve. On eBay, some sellers are clueless, while others are just careless. You'll find items for sale on eBay such as labtop computers, throwing knifes, Art Deko vases, camras, comferters and saphires...even dimond rings.
Now, you might be thinking...there is no way that people really misspell the key word wrong for the specific item for sale. Well, not only does it happen, but it happens frequently.
These item will occasionally get bidders - bur rarely very many. Often these items are scooped up by "Power Buyers", or people who troll eBay for spelling slip-ups, buying items on the cheap and selling them all over again on eBay, but with the right spelling and for the right price. Michael B., a jeweler in West Palm Beach Florida, is one of them.
Mr. B once bought a box of gers for . They were gears for pocket watches, which he cleaned up and put back on the auction block with the right spelling. They sold for 0. "I've bought and sold stuff on eBay and Yahoo that I bought for next to nothing" because of poor spelling or vague descriptions, he said.
David Scroggins, who lives in Milwaukee, also searches for misspellings. His company provides entertainment for weddings and corporate events, and microphone systems for shows at Wisconsin's casinos. He has bought Hubbell electrical cords for a 10th of their usual cost by searching for Hubell and Hubbel. And he now operates his entire business by laptop computers, having bought three Compaqs for a pittance simply by asking for Compacts instead.
No one knows how much misspelling is out there in eBay land, where more than billion worth of goods was sold last year. The company does flag common misspellings, but wrong spellings can also turn up similar misspellings, so that buyers and sellers frequently read past the Web site's slightly bashful line asking, by any chance, "Did you mean . . . chandelier?"
Just the other day I searched on eBay and in less than an hour turned up dozens of items, including bycicles, telefones, dimonds, mother of perl, cuttlery, bedroom suits and loads of antiks.
This creates a great buying opportunity. Often times people ask where they can find product to sell on eBay. Sometimes the answer can be as simple as "On eBay".
Ms. Marshall, who lives in Dallas, said she knew she was on shaky ground when she set out to spell chandelier. But instead of flipping through a dictionary, she did an Internet search for chandaleer and came up with 85 or so listings.
She never guessed, she said, that results like that meant she was groping in the spelling wilderness. Chandelier, spelled right, turns up 715,000 times.
Some experts say there is no evidence that people are spelling worse than they ever did. But with the growth of e-mail correspondence and instant messaging, language has grown more informal. And much as calculators did for arithmetic, spell checkers have made good spelling seem to quite a number of people like an obsolete virtue.
Not that spell checkers are used by nearly everyone. Indeed, experts say the Internet -- with its discussion boards, blogs and self-published articles -- is a treasure trove of bad spelling.
"Before the Internet came along, poor spelling by the public was by and large not exposed," said Paige P. Kimble, the director of the National Spelling Bee. Now, though, "we are becoming acutely aware of what a challenge spelling is for us."
Sandra Wilde, author of the 1992 book "You Kan Red This!: Spelling and Punctuation for Whole Language Classrooms K-6," said language served a variety of purposes, so that in some settings it might make sense to skip punctuation or to speak in slang. She likens instant messaging, for example, to notes passed at the back of the classroom when the teacher's back is turned: there is no premium on proper spelling.
"On something like eBay though," she said, "it matters.'
Smart sellers will actually keep in mind that misspelling doesn't just come from a seller listing an item for sale - but from a buyer as well who will actually search on eBay using a common misspelling of the item. Warren Lieu of Houston, who was selling hunting and fishing knives on eBay recently, covered all the bases: his listing advertised every sort of alphabetic butchery, including knifes and knive.
Mr. Lieu, a computer programmer, keeps a list of common misspellings, including labtop for laptop and Cusinart for Cuisinart.
His strategy of listing multiple spellings, he said, is based on his experience as a buyer. "I'm a bad speller myself," he said. So his mistakes in searching for items led him to realize that he could buy up bargains.
"I'd go ahead and deliberately misspell it when I searched for items," he said.
Even some who have made money off misspellings have felt their bite.
When Mr. Scroggins, who has been helping his parents sell off the contents of his father's jewelry and watch repair store, recently listed "a huge lot of earings," it attracted only three bids, and sold for just .50.
And then there was the time he sold the family's flatwear.
The MisspellGenerator.com eBay Search Program is a great resource for both buyers and sellers. This easy to use program and search results appear in as little as three seconds. Simply enter your keyword and with the click of the mouse you will be whisked off to ebay to find the hidden gems.
eBay generates over a billion page views a DAY. Of the tens of millions of items for sale on eBay at any given time, how many misspelled item titles prevent the auction from showing up in a search?
MisspellGenerator.com lets you search for items that are misspelled right from your desktop. Enter in your item name, hit the Search button, the program will search eBay for dozens of variations of your search term. A built in browser will whisk you away to eBay and provide you with all the current active auctions for those items that are misspelled by the sellers.
You should be able to pick up some real bargains with no one else bidding against you. Just remember thousands of items on eBay are listed with misspelled titles, from a single word to multiple words. These items often expire with no bids on them as no-one can find them. Use MisspellGenerator.com to uncover those hidden gems.
See what the experts are saying about eBay misspellings:
"Look for misspellings! Many famous designers have hard-to-spell names. By searching eBay for a misspelling, you may get a great deal!" Dummies.com
"There are many items listed on the auction site that sell for much less than they are really worth because the sellers don't check their listing's spelling before they post." NY Times
"Did you know that on eBay you can probably pick up a labtop pretty cheap? How about getting some dimonds for a great price? These and many other items can be yours if you have a list of commonly misspelled." Geek.com
If they can misspell it, MisspellGenerator.com will find it on eBay.
Two ways to profit with MisspellGenerator.com on eBay:
1) The first being as an eBay seller . . .
Many sellers misspell words either by accident or because the seller doesn't know the true spelling. This can result in low traffic and or no sale.
Simply use MisspellGenerator.com to search eBay and find listings that no one else (or very few) will find, and place your bid for pennies on the dollar of what that item is actually worth.
Then, once you receive the item, re-list it using the correct title and an updated description. You might want to take new pictures. You already have all the packaging material (since the item arrived to you packaged).
MisspellGenerator.com makes this process simple, efficient and highly profitable. There are sellers on eBay who make 0+ every week using this "Product Flipping" strategy.
2) A buyer can benefit as well . . .
There are real bargains to be found on eBay - you just have to know how to find them. If you make a habit of searching for misspelled auctions you will be surprised at how many deals you will be able to pick up. Labtop comuters (Laptop Computers) for under 0,
Corldess (Cordless) drills for under (I am talking Dewalt, Makita, Craftsman etc. ). Dimond (Diamond) rings for under . Pyaystaiton (Playstation) Systems under . The list goes on and on.
eBay has a feature to check your spelling but like almost anything, most people don't use it. Many Powersellers will list items on eBay with third party auction software providers that don't offer a spell checker.
Commonly misspelled words on eBay can include popular name brands such as:
Tommy, Eddie Bauer, Liz Claiborne, Gap, Dockers, Apple, Vaio, Dell, or HP Abercrombie, aeropostale, Cordless, Laptop, iPod, motherboard, silver plate and much more.
Learn more about MisspellGenerator.com Today!
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Milwaukee 2602-22 M18 18-Volt Cordless 1/2-Inch Hammer Drill/Driver Kit Feature
- 1/2" All Metal Singel Sleeve Ratcheting Chuck
- Drill Speed (RPM): 0-450/0-1,700
- Blows per Minute: 0-29,000
- Max Torque: 550 in-lbs peak torque
- Includes: 2602-20 M18 Cordless 1/2? Hammer Drill / Driver, (2) XC High Capacity LITHIUM-ION Batteries, M18 Charger and Carrying Case
Milwaukee 2602-22 M18 18-Volt Cordless 1/2-Inch Hammer Drill/Driver Kit Overview
The Milwaukee M18 cordless 1/2in. Hammerdrill/Driver not only delivers an industry-leading compact and ergonomic design, but is up to 20% faster in concrete than the competition. In addition, the 2602-22 is the only hammerdrill/driver in its class with an all-metal gear case, providing maximum durability for heavy duty applications. Max. Torque (in.-lbs.): 450, Volts: 18, Speed - No Load (RPM): 0 - 500 / 0 - 1,700, Chuck Size (in.): 1/2, Keyless Chuck: Yes, Clutch Settings: Yes, Reversible: Yes, Variable Speed: Yes, Battery Amp/Hour: 2.8, Battery Included: Yes (2), Charger Included: Yes, Case Included: Yes, Tool Length (in.): 8 1/2, Tool Weight (lbs.): 4.9
Milwaukee 2602-22 M18 18-Volt Cordless 1/2-Inch Hammer Drill/Driver Kit Specifications
The Milwaukee 2602-22 M18 18-Volt Cordless 1/2-Inch Hammer Drill/Driver Kit delivers industry-leading performance, thanks to its four-pole motor and all-metal gear case for handling heavy-duty applications. Also, it boasts an innovative, ergonomic design that provides intense power in a compact body for better access to tight spaces and awkward corners.
 | | 2602-22 M18 Cordless 1/2" Hammer-Drill Driver Kit | | Voltage | 18V | | Torque | 550 in-lbs of peak torque | | Chuck Type | 1/2" Single Sleeve | | RPM | 0-450/0-1,700 | | BPM | 0-29,000 | | Battery | LITHIUM-ION Batteries | | Length | 8-1/2" | | Tool Weight | 4.9 lbs |
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Built with a Milwaukee 4-pole motor, the 2602-22 delivers 550 in-lbs of peak torque. View the entire diagram. |
20 Percent Faster in Concrete; 550 In./Lbs. of Torque for Robust PerformanceEquipped with a best-in-class four-pole motor that provides 550 in./lbs. of peak torque and 29,000 BPM, the 2602-22CT works 20 percent faster in concrete than the competition. At the same time, its variable-speed trigger gives you optimum speed control between 0-1,700 RPM (high speed) and 0-450 RPM (low speed).
20 Percent Faster in Concrete; 550 In./Lbs. of Torque for Robust PerformanceEquipped with a best-in-class four-pole motor that provides 550 in./lbs. of peak torque and 29,000 BPM, the 2602-22 works 20 percent faster in concrete than the competition. At the same time, its variable-speed trigger gives you optimum speed control between 0-1,700 RPM (high speed) and 0-450 RPM (low speed).
Ideal for a range of fastening applications, this drill/driver also features Milwaukee's Digital Power Management to prevent overload damage to the tool and battery. An all-metal gear case--the only one in its class--provides durability for heavy-duty jobs.
For optimal bit retention, the 2602-22 comes complete with an all-metal 1/2-inch single-sleeve ratcheting chuck, while its compact, ergonomic design helps reduce fatigue for all-day productivity. In fact, this portable driver/drill measures just 8.5 inches in length and weighs only 4.9 pounds, so it won't overtax your wrists and hands.
Reliable, long-lasting LITHIUM-ION power is just one part of a full feature set. |
M18 Lithium-Ion Power: Compact, Lightweight, and DependableCordless power frees you from the hassle of extension cords, but a cordless tool is only as reliable as its battery--that's where Milwaukee's M18 XC High-Capacity LITHIUM-ION batteries come in. Engineered to deliver torque, speed, and extended runtime, these batteries make use of Milwaukee's trademarked Digital Power Management technology to ensure long battery life. Additionally, overload protection, a temperature management system, and individual cell voltage monitoring guard your battery and your tools during tough jobs.
A convenient power gauge on each battery displays remaining runtime, and a second battery is included with the kit, so you never have to worry about running out of power in the middle of a task. Plus the M18 LITHIUM-ION battery charger is designed to recharge batteries in one hour or less.
Since lithium-ion batteries are significantly smaller and lighter than 18-volt NiCad batteries, they play an integral role in keeping Milwaukee's M18 tools ergonomic and comfortable to use. For added versatility, M18 tools also work with even lighter M18 Compact LITHIUM-ION Batteries (not included).
M18 Series Tools: Innovative, Powerful, and Easy to Handle
Launched in 2008, the M18 series from Milwaukee balances power and ergonomics. M18 tools pack the best-in-class, heavy-duty performance that you expect from Milwaukee into lighter, more compact bodies than those of traditional tools. This translates to improved versatility on the jobsite and reduced user fatigue at the end of the workday.
About the Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation
In 1924 Milwaukee Electric Tool introduced the Hole-Shooter, the first lightweight, portable, one-handed 1/4-inch capacity drill, and the company has been dedicated to producing innovative, heavy-duty electric power tools that meet the needs of professional users ever since.
Milwaukee's product line has grown to include more than 500 tools and over 3,500 accessories. Milwaukee uses state-of-the-art technologies and sophisticated manufacturing techniques to ensure that quality is built into each of its tools, resulting in durable and reliable professional products.
Warranty
This tool is backed by a five-year warranty that protects against defects in materials or workmanship. M18 XC High-Capacity LITHIUM-ION batteries are backed by a five-year, 2,000-charge warranty.
What's in the Box
One 1/2-inch hammer drill/driver; two 18-volt Lithium-Ion batteries; and one one-hour charger.
The Milwaukee M18 line includes a full complement of compact, powerful cordless tools that are built to last. |
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