You type what in ?

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BENDYCAT

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when on ebay what do you type in to find boxes ?


i know some of you won't want to answer incase you have found a magic word that finds the good one's, but with nearly every inch of ebay being watched by nearly every one and not many boxes slipping through the net !


I know that if there is a gap in the word then you can get a load more or a load less just because of the spelling


ghetto blaster and gettoblaster will get different numbers of items for the same thing !


so what do you type in ?
 

redbenjoe

I Am Legend
bof...

boomboxes and ghettoblasters
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if desperate...
try vintage radios :-)
 

restocat

Member (SA)
i think mono is on to something, the simplier the query the more chances to hit the miscategorized gems.

lately though i havent had the time for that so I narrow it down to a few brands.
"boombox jvc"

sometimes its fun to go off the beaten path though:
"radio jvc"

"vintage boombox" usually hits some good ones but it is the road more travelled.
 

tshorba

Member (SA)
Radio cassette, it's what older people call them.

In Au, some people call them rock boxes too.
 

blu_fuz

Well-Known Member
Staff member
Too many to list, and I don't want to share secrets. You have to make a list that you hammer through everyday.
 

devol-toni

Member (SA)
- Радио касетофон
- Стари радио

This terms I use for searching in Balkans countries :-)
 

ClaretBadger

Member (SA)
this is a dangerous topic

and I guess most posters would be too discrete and coy to say what they type in.

If you know what you're after - being specific can draw results

but then also - the all encompassing "boom box" may spread the net wide


and that's all I will divulge
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MasterBlaster84

Boomus Fidelis
This can be a huge list well beyond the obvious.
Posting in wrong categories and or with wrong or to simple of a subject line can hide these listing all over the place. Like just about every body else I've found some really poorly listed auctions that had little chance of being found by more than just a few potential buyers. I've made a few good buys by finding these auctions but it takes a lot of time to scour through thousands of listing to find some of the gems. My recommendation is to watch the auctions for a while and make note of typical words you might find in a boombox auction, this will give you good words to search for and you'll probably think up other terms to use for searching. :yes:
 

restocat

Member (SA)
and then when you think you have your search down, along comes one that ignores all logic
[ebay]400250079685[/ebay]
 
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