Goofbay Named As Leading Ebay Sniper Website

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The popularity and usefulness of Goofbay.com is still growing as this week it was recognised as one of the most useful eBay tools by one of the world's biggest financial websites.
According to the Market Financial, Goofbay.com is one of the most useful eBay tools for both buyers and sellers.
The leading financial website reported that Goofbay's eBay sniper and auction sniper were great tools for buyers. It also stated that Goofbay.com contained some of the best tools for sellers with its analytics and bulk listing / editing features.
It also said that Goofbay.com helps you to find cheap products on the online auction website using the eBay typo search.
Goofbay.com is one of the UK's leading eBay resources with dozens of eBay shortcuts, receiving over 10,000 daily visits from users keen to find eBay bargains and snipe auctions. Every day thousands of items are listed on eBay with misspellings and badly written titles. Quite often, these items expire with no bids as no-one can find them. Goofbay.com will hunt down those misspellings and badly written titles and exposes these hidden bargains.
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... concept of Goofbay was originally conceived in the spring of 2006. Though concept behind Goofbay.com is simple enough it would not be possible without eBay. As the world's most popular shopping destination, eBay.com boasts over 100 million worldwide members with over three million product listings on the site at any one time.
As the Goofbay.com forum continues to grow, it also now boasts a blog. Goofbay.com/blog brings you all the latest news from Goofbay, eBay and PayPal. Reporting on the wacky items and sales that take place on eBay to multi-million pound business deals involving PayPal, Goofbay.com/blog is developing a keen fan base.
The Goofbay blog this week reported how wartime pictures showing how the Germans had targeted Whitstable and Canterbury's historic cathedral had been sold on eBay. Described as 'scarce items', the pictures were issued in Berlin in the early 1940s by the German Department of War Maps and Surveying and marked "for Official Use Only!" and "Secret!"
A historian from the Canterbury area had spotted the two aerial photographs up for auction and bought them for just £25. Stories such as this appear daily as the Goofbay blog reports on dozens of eBay bargains that are purchased each and every day.
Goofbay.com's blog also reported on this week's announcement that eBay had agreed a deal to acquire the leading barcode-scanning iPhone application RedLaser.
eBay's purchase of RedLaser, which is used by mobile-device users for comparison shopping and product information, will see its technology integrated into its eBay Marketplace, eBay Selling, StubHub and Shopping.com apps to help consumers find better deals online.
Pay a visit to Goofbay.com to grab yourself an eBay bargain. Use the typo tool and search eBay misspellings to find hidden treasures then use the eBay sniper and auction sniper tools to make sure that you get your hands on that item instead of being outbid at the very last second.
Goofbay is one of the UK's leading eBay sniper websites. Pay a visit to Goofbay's eBay Sniper to grab yourself an eBay bargain. Use the typo tool and search eBay misspellings to find hidden treasures then use the eBay sniper and auction sniper tools to make sure that you get your hands on that item instead of being outbid at the very last second. Pay a visit to the Goofbay blog too, which ca nbe found at Goofbay.com/blog