27
Sep
Spreezybid.com: making it easy to be spreezy — I received an email not long ago from Paul Cline, who came up with this site as an easy, visual way to search eBay listings for great gear. Just hit up the search function and click on a brand. It’s still under development, so definitely hit him up if you have any suggestions or ideas on how it could be improved. Still, it’s a nifty search tool if you’re looking for a way to kill some time and steal some stuff cheap.

Spreezybid.com: making it easy to be spreezy — I received an email not long ago from Paul Cline, who came up with this site as an easy, visual way to search eBay listings for great gear. Just hit up the search function and click on a brand. It’s still under development, so definitely hit him up if you have any suggestions or ideas on how it could be improved. Still, it’s a nifty search tool if you’re looking for a way to kill some time and steal some stuff cheap.

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  1. subsetofme reblogged this from thesilentist
  2. m0ym0y said: i believe the title should invoke a sense of ‘sprez’ and to search ebay listings in a ‘breeze’ 1+1 = spreezy (?) yay? nay?
  3. pcline said: Thanks for the write up! Definitely hit me up with any feedback. As for the spelling, I wanted to incorporate ‘easy’ so I went with spreezy, which rolls off the tongue way better than sprezzy, not to mention that it reminds me of shopping “spree.”
  4. pleatsareforlovers said: uh, isn’t it “sprezzy”? As in, Sprezzatura? #fail?
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