Most fountain pen seekers take a stroll through eBay looking for great deals. However, one secret to huge bargains are fountain pens up for an auction that are spelled wrong. There are a lot of people that have no clue what that fancy pen they found at home or inherited is worth, so they put it on eBay.
Many people misspell words. They wonder why there are no bids. Here’s why . . . the item does not show up in eBay searches . . . nobody knows it’s there. Many times you could be the only bidder.
You can find numerous “eBay Misspelling Tools” available online.
People have no idea what they are actually offering, not only do they misspell the name, they haven’t a clue how to describe the fountain pen or take a compelling photo. It’s recommended that you email the seller any question you might have.
However, make sure the pen has at least one bid (preferably yours) on it . . . before you tip off the seller that they actually have a fountain pen of substantial worth up for an auction. Once a bid has been made, the seller cannot change the price or description of that item.
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