Australian Women Shop Online To Sell "Former" Remnant &Nbsp; Break Up Can Also Earn Money.

2011/5/26 14:25:00 152

Sold one.

Bracelet

Tracey still has a lot to deal with.

This may be one of the most difficult problems for today's young men and women. After breaking up with men / girlfriends, how can they deal with what they left behind or give gifts? It's probably a lot of people's choice to throw them into the dustbin, and many people put those odds and ends into the shoebox and plug them into the corner full of ashes.

However, in the eBay store owner Poulet Dhiara Seger, it seems sad to break up, but in fact, he can earn some pocket money from it.

According to Australian media reported on May 24th, Poulet Dhiara online.

Management

The shop called "Sellmyex.com" opened several businesses last week.

She said she thought of this idea when she was struggling to break up with her ex boyfriend.

"When two of us are struggling, I have such an evil idea: I want to sell some of the things he left me here," said Mr. peressila. "I read an article before, referring to every year.

Christmas

After that, Australians will receive 6 million gifts that they can't afford, can't deliver or throw away, which is very distressing.

Think again about the number of gifts that people receive from their former friends and boyfriends. "

Thus, she opened a shop on eBay and built a special trading platform for users who wanted to sell their former men / girlfriends.

Tracey, 23, who sold some of his ex boyfriend's stuff in the shop at pulsaila, said, "instead of putting the tattered gifts he gave me to the bottom of the cupboard, I might as well sell some money online."

Finally, a woman spent 200 Australian dollars (about 1370 yuan) to buy a bracelet from Tracey's ex boyfriend.