Is today national misspelling day?

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Nobody is making fun of anyone here. The point of the thread was to point out stereo equipment that might not be seen through a search, due to spelling errors. I thought a thread should be started, since two showed up recently. Others are just pointing out that misspellings of every popular brand are common. Please reconsider what you say before blaming others.

I'm sure that the intent was not to make fun of anybody, but in stereocuuple's defense it did seem to lean in that direction until this clarification was made.

I never rely solely on searches anyway, and pretty much scan every listing. My Yamaha NS-690's were listed as "spekkers" ($50).
I snagged a Denon DP-72L TT, AR-11 speakers, a McIntosh CD player, Kenwood KR-6030, (3) BPCS, and a rack, all in one lot, and near mint for $100. The whole thing was listed as "Stearo for sell".

The thing I find most surprising is the huge numbers of listers who are "saling" the items they have "for sell".