Ebay has in just a few short years become the biggest marketplace in the workd. Every day thousands upon thousands of transactions take place. Most times both the buyer and the seller are happy with the deal they have done. Just sometimes theough, people are a bit disappointed with the money they make from selling their goods.

What they often don’t realize is that they made a spelling mistake in the headline of their listing. If you spell the main word which describes your sale wrong then when other people do a search the sale may get missed. I’ve discovered a great tool at www.auctiontypo.com that gets around this problem by cleverly finding lots of ways the words may have been misspelled and searching for them. You probably could do all that by hand but why bother when the computer will do it for you.

Its very simple to use. You just type in what you are looking for such as ‘game console’ into the top box on the page. You don’t have to o anything else. Just press the search now button and up pops a whole bunch of wrongly spelled auctions. You might be lucky like me and find a real bargain deal. Good luck. Oh, I nearly forgot to tell you where to go it’s Auction Search

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