Saw this and it amazed me how many key words your allowed to use... http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/pts/488579927.html
That's hilarious. He's selling wheels for a Mitsubishi Starion/Chrysler Conquest, which was a Japanese sports car in the mid-1980s (predecessor to the Mitsubishi 3000GT and Dodge Stealth). However, here are some of his keywords: - computer, notebook, laptop - F40, F355, 512TR - Cougar, Grand Marquis, Sable, Tracer - "leather bra" - "unorthodox" - several colors (yellow, red, etc.) - "for sale" and "wanted to buy" - most recent Isuzu model names - "navigation" and "navi" - the word "turbo" fully sixteen times I never really got the keyword thing. If I'm looking for wheels for an S2000, I'm not going to accept damaged 20-year-old Mitsubishi wheels as a substitute.
Keyword spammers should be beaten. Once, just out of curiosity, I did a search on Bugatti in eBay Motors (long before the Veyron was released). I got 1 hit; a 1928ish "Huppmobile Bugatti Sedan". It was a Huppmobile in fairly sad shape. What really blew my mind is that the photos were obviously from two different cars and the bidding began at $40,000. I reported him for spamming and sent a message to the seller saying "$40,000? For that turd? You've got to be kidding! His response was "At $40,000, it's a turd of a bargain!" How bizarre.
