10-year-old barred from selling grandmother on eBay

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10-year-old barred from selling grandmother on eBay

LOL :lol::lol:


http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...from-selling-grandmother-on-ebay-1795450.html


A 10-year-old girl's attempt to "sell" her grandmother was thwarted by regulations on human trafficking.


Zoe Pemberton advertised her grandmother Marion Goodall, 61, of Clacton, Essex, on internet auction site eBay.


The youngster described Mrs Goodall as "annoying" but "cuddly" in her joke listing.


But eBay bosses removed the advertisement because the site does not allow humans to be bought and sold.


"Obviously we have rules about the selling of people," said an eBay spokeswoman.


"We had to take it down but it was quite amusing and there were a number of offers.


"The little girl had described her grandmother as 'annoying' but had gone on to say she liked crosswords and was 'cuddly' and there were quite a few offers."


The spokeswoman added: "The advert was obviously light-hearted and had been done with the full knowledge of grandma - we do get these kind of things from time to time."
 
Maybe she could eRent her grandmother?
 
No.....read carefully! She was 10.
 
I don't think they "card you" on eBay. It's possible she lied.
 
You can get an account at 11 on Ebay?

Oh yea you don't need any kind of proof. Just like those goofy adult sites that say click here if your under 18 LOL.. Like anyone under 18 would do that.
 
I don't think so, it requires a credit card to create an account. Is that policy still in effect?
 
if she only had a fixed price on her grandmother and had a description saying "makes sweet smelling cookies, cakes, and roast beef" :pound: i'm sure every guy in town would want the grandma.
 
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