Fat Fingers will search eBay and a few other sites for common misspellings for the term you searched for. This helps you find items that you normally wouldn’t find due to someone misspelling a name in their item title. Since the items wouldn’t normally turn up under the correct search term, you’ll be able to find deals on items that aren’t getting a lot of traffic due to their incorrect descriptions. The site also gives you a few other options like limiting your eBay searches to items that only take PayPal or that have a Buy It Now option.

To find out how well the service works I searched for Playstation on eBay with the service. Click the “Continue Reading” link to see all of the misspelled terms it generated for me.

Thanks Mark

laystation, paystation, plystation, plastation, playtation, playsation, playsttion, playstaion, playstaton, playstatin, playstatio, lpaystation, palystation, plyastation, plasytation, playtsation, playsattion, playsttaion, playstaiton, playstatoin, playstatino, pplaystation, pllaystation, plaaystation, playystation, playsstation, playsttation, playstaation, playstattion, playstatiion, playstatioon, playstationn, ppaystation, pllystation, plaastation, playytation, playssation, playstttion, playstaaion, playstatton, playstatiin, playstatioo, playztation, playsration, playstarion, playsyation, playstayion, platstation, plaustation, playstatuon, playstatoon, playstatiin, playstatipn, plsystation, playststion, playatation, playdtation, playstatiob, playstatiom

As you can see it’s a pretty thorough search, and actually turns up quite a few results on eBay for PS2 items that have been incorrectly described.