Swapping dirty underwear for cash. What is your opinion?

I think you're being naive if you think there are substantial numbers of people who want to wear other people's dirty underwear rather than just buying their own, because:

a) used underwear is going to be more unhygeinic than fresh underwear
b) compared to most items of clothing underwear is considered as an 'essential', so is relatively cheap. I don't think anyone is so impoverished that they are forced into buying discount-priced used underwear from someone because they cannot afford the cheapest fresh item in clothes shops.

What's stopping a hot girl from sending the knickers of her ugly obese friend...

I guess some men obviously like the smell of gone off girly goo soaked knickers lol and I guess different people smell different so they probably find it quite exciting trying to imagine what you look like from how you smell.. It is a little bit odd but I can kind of understand it I guess. They probably wouldn't feel comfortable asking women that they know in person for their dirty underwear so they obviously buy it online instead to keep everything discreet and anonymous.

No really... You don't get it lol you're completely missing the point. Have a look on ebanned at the things people are selling and asking for.

There are people making a lot of money out of doing this because people get a sexual kick out of sniffing strangers' knickers. These men (possibly some women too I guess) aren't interested in buying clean knickers. They want to touch and sniff (and god knows what else) dirty knickers.

Nothing in theory but what's to stop an ebay seller from sending you a pebble instead of an xbox game? lol

I think generally if you're selling them you're expected to have a picture of you wearing that particular pair of knickers.

So they only want to sniff them? (not wear them?)

What I don't understand is why they would want specifically to sniff the underwear (which is probably the most nauseating garment). Why not ask for a hat, bra, shirt, leggings?

All of the other items will:

a) probably have a nicer smell, and
b) probably give more indication as to what the person looks like.

If you wanted to specifically sniff a woman's knickers here in Amsterdam - you could very easily just go to the red light district and organize it for about 5 euros (i.e. cheaper than purchasing the majority of new underwear).

If one receives a pebble in place of a game then there's an easy case for a refund without sampling.

But ugly panties and hot panties are not as distinguishable.

To put it simply... they like the smell of fanny.

I don't think I could find the smell of sweat, urine and blood mixed together to be particularly appealing.

I assumed people would buy used underwear for the purpose of wearing it, rather than for the purpose of just smelling it.

How can you imagine what someone would look like from just smelling their underwear - it makes no sense. I doubt someone could tell how old I was, how tall I was, whether I had facial hair or not, my eye colour etc. from smelling my underwear.

Another thing I can't understand is why used underwear would sell for more than fresh underwear. It seems very strange.

If one receives a pebble in place of a game then there's an easy case for a refund without sampling.

But ugly panties and hot panties are not as distinguishable.

To put it simply... they like the smell of fanny.

yuck

It's not really normal though is it? You don't even know what they look like. You could be inhaling the pungent genital odour of someone you would find repulsive if you saw them in real life.

Time to place my advert

Yeah they advertise it as this is whos used knickers you can buy



But it is really this

Well you see a picture of them and then you pay for them and then they're sent to you.. they are distinguishable because if they belonged to a fat friend they'd be bigger than the ones in the picture. You could ask the seller to specify what size they are before you buy them and on sites like ebanned i guess you could probably make a case against someone who sent you something different to what you ordered.

Yea but be honest, which one is likely to have more... flavour?