Cheated wife exacts eBay revenge by selling ‘The Tart’s knickers’

by Stevie Smith - Aug 14 2008, 06:11

An embittered Australian women, no-doubt furious at being cheated on by her husband, has this week served up an ice-cold dish of Internet revenge for her beloved and his extra-marital ‘friend’ by striving to humiliate them both through a revealing auction page on eBay.

Specifically, the woman in question -- known only as “annastella007” through her eBay seller identification -- has held a public auction for a pair of lacy black panties worn by her husband’s lover, and also an empty condom packet belonging to her husband.

While public exposure to their illicit affair would perhaps be considered humiliation enough for the rumbled couple, annastella007 has instead increased the embarrassment factor by noting the rather substantial size of the panties while also highlighting the somewhat small size factor attributed to the condom packet.

On the eBay auction page, which is lovingly entitled “Empty condom packet & photo of ‘The Tart’s’ knickers,” annastella007 looks to drum up buyer interest by stating that the offered panties are “so huge I thought they may make someone a nice shawl or, even better, something for Halloween perhaps.”

Not just limiting her revenge to pictorial evidence of the affair, annastella007 also provides eBay users with a detailed written account of the events that led up to the exposure of her husband’s betrayal after 22 years of marriage.

Perhaps more worrying for her husband is news that annastella007 appears to be anything but finished dragging him across the auction-based coals. Moreover, ravenous eBay users looking to snag a guilty bargain should be on the lookout for the imminent arrival of a beautiful Harley Davidson motorcycle with a starting bid of $0.99 AUD and no reserve.

Update: eBay has since informed annastella007 that the sale of actual used underwear violates the service's sales policy, so the 'Tart's knickers' have now been replaced by a photo of the 'Tart's knickers'. The seller has reduced the price accordingly, stating that $0.99 AUD was perhaps a little ambitious.

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