The winning bidder (one very lucky person I must say), collectordan went on to re-list the item on eBay! with the title: Museum Quality ALLSOPP’s ARCTIC ALE 1852 SEALED/FULL!!! – RAREST Historic Beer in the World! AMAZING HISTORY!!! This listing included 13 photos of the bottle and a very long and good 30 paragraph description. This listing got 74064 views, 157 bids and a final sale price of US $503,300.00.
petere92346 misspelt Allsopp’s with one p as Allsop’s and put a period between ‘ale’ and ‘full’. You can view that auction here (please note that it will drop off eBay soon but Day Job Nuker has a screenshot of it). collectordan went on to re-list the bottle with the correct spelling, more photo’s and a very good description which really paid off in the end. You can view that auction here (please note that it will drop off eBay soon but Day Job Nuker has a screenshot of it).
thats cool gerri..
how much did u get that treo 680?
how long had u use it.??
Gerri, thanks for the awesome comment on my blog. I am so happy to have isnpired you to take the day off and spend it with the baby and your wife at the beach.
Gerri you helped make me smile early this morning:) I do hope you really do take the time off and have a lovely day by the beach it will be very fulfilling. Have a lovely Day!
Wow now that is knowing how to play the ebay game and winning.
I posted a painting once, it is still hangng on my wall.
Debo Hobo,
You certainly can win if you play your cards right.
I too have posted some items that I still have in my possession.
This site has a ebay typ search as well
Sire,
thanks for the tip on slashmysearch.
Here’s a couple more tools to find misspellings on ebay auctions anywhere in the world:
http://www.auctionlotwatch.co.uk/auctionspeller.html
http://www.fatfingers.co.uk/
These could also serve webmasters for their SEM efforts.
Hi Renee,
Thanks for stopping by.
Thanks for the tip on more tools for eBay misspellings.
These tools can work very well in favour of those who use them.