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UtterlyBoring.com is produced by Jake Ortman (e-mail, resume), a 30-year-old dad, percussionist, freelance Web designer, consultant and jack-of-all-trades computer geek, living in Bend, Oregon. He created this so that his expensive journalism and technology degree isn't getting totally wasted. In addition to editing this site in his free time, he is the IT Director and Ad Designer at both Sunray and Discover Sunriver. He has LinkedIn, MySpace, Facebook profiles if you're trying to stalk him.
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eBay Misspellings Search EngineOne of the best ways to get great deals on eBay is to find mis-spellings of items on eBay -- they're hard to find, so the prices are stupidly low. This search engine makes it a ton easier. The search uses the guy's eBay affiliate ID so he can make a few bucks (which is only fair), but he does off an affiliate-free version. Posted by Jake on 09/29/04 @ 01:24 PM
Posted in Cool | 8 Comments | Permalink Submit to digg, del.icio.us, reddit, or stumbleupon 8 CommentsAaron said on 09/30/04 @ 03:37 AM:Nice way to start a slow afternoon! Search ebay.co.uk for a book you've wanted for a while. Find it with a highest bid of 75p, place bid for 80p but in your half awake state place a maximum bid of 80 pounds. Hit enter and then wonder WTF you're still the highest bidder at when the book is at 10 pounds... who said this thing saved us money? I'll try it again when I'm more awake. Paul said on 01/04/05 @ 02:19 AM: AuctionFigure.com has a better typo finder. It does multiple searches, and even lets you jump directly to the "view larger photo" section of the page if you click on the image for a listing! Craig said on 06/12/06 @ 11:53 PM: gumshoo rocks! eBay misspellings and fraud detection all rolled into one. adam said on 07/19/06 @ 05:51 AM: Gumshoo only seems to allow ebay.com which is no good to us Brits. i do like the junk filter though.. fred1233 said on 08/20/06 @ 11:23 AM: Gumshoo does work for ebay.co.uk - c=just change the location Martin Parry said on 09/13/06 @ 02:56 AM: I have also written one - Please let me know what you think. Mine does .co.uk Al said on 10/24/06 @ 11:31 AM: FatFingers didn't do anything - I had to click on a link to go to Ebay to see the results. Gumshoo has some neat features but only found 14 typo's when I was searching for items for my Skylark. Spellingsearch.com brought back 379 typo's for Skylark - no contest. Mike said on 03/15/07 @ 04:28 PM: I have been using the following site for EBay Typos - AuctionBloopers.com Piod (Ipod) for $2.95 :) Post a comment |
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