ebay motors search trick?
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ebay motors search trick?
Anyone know search without the new (fits xxx) showing up. I am looking for something and I should only have to look through a few hundred ads not 18,000 new gidgets
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Oh, and forgot to mention: I also type the following into the search field after the key words: -(chevy,buick,ford,etc.) . This filters out any listings with these words.
Here's a sample search: 1966 442 -(chevy,hotchkis,hedman)
Last edited by stlbluesbrother; July 21st, 2011 at 10:43 PM. Reason: more info
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Try using the 'Advanced' search option. It's located immediately right of the green 'Search' button. I usually enter my key words and then select "Exact words, any order" from the listbox to its right. I also choose "Highest Price" in the Sort field to filter the cheap stuff to the bottom.
Oh, and forgot to mention: I also type the following into the search field after the key words: -(chevy,buick,ford,etc.) . This filters out any listings with these words.
Here's a sample search: 1966 442 -(chevy,hotchkis,hedman)
Oh, and forgot to mention: I also type the following into the search field after the key words: -(chevy,buick,ford,etc.) . This filters out any listings with these words.
Here's a sample search: 1966 442 -(chevy,hotchkis,hedman)
Thanks
edit went back and did -cover,seals and got rid of 150 more car cover and weatherstrip ads.
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I don't recommend filtering out the BIN stuff. I lot of people including myself list stuff at BIN or send offer. It saves a lot on sellers fees. I about the only time I list as auction any more is if its a rare item I know lots of people will want.
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