Kris Jenner received some rather negative feedback on eBay after she offloaded some designer items on the auction site recently.
Kris Jenner, 57, was slammed online after a customer bought a pair of Tom Ford black frame oval sunglasses from her.
After purchasing the item, the user in question was far from pleased to receive a pair of “dirty” shades with “makeup on it and fingerprints all over it” according to RadarOnline.com.
The description of the “pre-owned item” had previously read: “Kris’s own black oval sunglasses from Tom Ford.
“These classic oval sunglasses with gold accents are a must-have for the summer.
“Gold T accent on sides with miniature Tom Ford plate. Black gradient lenses with purple tint.
Kris Jenner was slammed on eBay after a customer bought a pair of Tom Ford black frame oval sunglasses from her
“Stand out from the crowd with these fashionable sunglasses!”
Despite the glowing review of the sunglasses, the buyer was reportedly none too impressed, subsequently providing Kris Jenner with her very first negative review.
“Received item dirty with makeup on it and fingerprints all over it,” she wrote.
The same buyer also purchased a halter top from the star, and again was left disappointed.
“Not worth what I paid Looks Cheap,” she wrote.
Kris Jenner has followed the lead of her daughter Khloe Kardashian by offloading goods on the website.
Earlier this year, Khloe Kardashian, 29, launched an eBay store with husband Lamar Odom.
Khloe Kardashian started selling items from the more intimate section of her wardrobe – including her underwear and negligees.
One of the sports bras Khloe Kardashian was selling was advertised as “pre-owned”.
And at one point she even raked in 13 bids from happy shoppers hoping to get their mitts on the workout wear Khloe Kardashian had been sweating in.
Unfortunately, her silky slips didn’t garner quite as much attention on the site.
Kim Kardashian also launched an eBay store and sold some of her wardrobe last summer, with part of the proceeds supporting Life Change Community Church.
Khloe Kardashian has slammed allegations her husband Lamar Odom has been operating a fraudulent cancer charity.
Lamar Odom was accused by ESPN for failing to give considerable money raised to children in need following an investigation.
Now Khloe Kardashian has written messages to her online fans rubbishing the claims.
The 28-year-old reality star first of all wrote to one fan on her Twitter page: “I would never do anything like that point blank. But hey. People will believe whatever they want no matter what you do.”
Khloe Kardashian has slammed allegations her husband Lamar Odom has been operating a fraudulent cancer charity
Khloe Kardashian then posted a note on her own website to set the record straight.
“It is unfortunate that my husband has been the target of an attack on athletes’ charities, although he has personally contributed approximately $2.2 million to his foundation, Cathy’s Kids, to fulfill its charitable purposes that include helping underprivileged inner-city youth.
“The millions of dollars personally contributed by Lamar constituted more than 90% of the money raised by the foundation. All of the funds donated by Lamar and the other contributions to Cathy’s Kids were used for one of the foundation’s intended charitable purposes. Not one penny went to help Lamar personally or any member of his family.”
Khloe Kardashian went on: “No charitable funds were misused, and the IRS has repeatedly given Cathy’s Kids a clean bill of health, confirming that there were no improprieties.”
Her comments come on the same day she and Lamar Odom removed all of the items for sale on their eBay store – coinciding with the “fraudulent” allegations.
The ESPN investigation, called Outside The Lines, claimed that none of the $2.2 million accumulated had been given to any cancer-related causes since Cathy’s Kids was founded in 2004.
And as the findings of the investigation were released, Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom then seemed to delete all items up for auction on their joint eBay store.
Up until they removed the items on Tuesday, Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom had been selling everything from pre-owned clothes, including sports bras of Khloe’s, as well as sunglasses and other accessories.
On the site, the couple state on each item that “a portion of the proceeds benefit Cathy’s Kids”.
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Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom have removed all of the items for sale on their eBay store after they faced allegations of running “fraudulent” cancer charity Cathy’s Kids.
An investigation by ESPN claimed cancer charity Cathy’s Kids, which was set up by Lamar Odom, has failed to give considerable money raised to children in need.
Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom have removed all of the items for sale on their eBay store after they faced allegations of running “fraudulent” cancer charity Cathy’s Kids
The Outside The Lines investigation claimed that none of the $2.2 million accumulated had been given to any cancer-related causes since Cathy’s Kids was founded in 2004.
As the findings of the investigation were released, Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom then seemed to delete all items up for auction on their joint eBay store.
Up until they removed the items on Tuesday, Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom had been selling everything from pre-owned clothes, including sports bras of Khloe’s, as well as sunglasses and other accessories.
According to Radaronline.com, the couple had made thousands of dollars through the store, with a total of $1,425.06 after their last day of sale on Monday.
On their eBay store, Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom state on each item that “a portion of the proceeds benefit Cathy’s Kids”, which was founded by the NBA player in 2004.
By Tuesday the shop was empty, with the message that there is now “currently no items for sale”, with a returned entry of “0 items”.
Earlier this week questions were raised about the use of the money after investigators rifled through eight years of Lamar Odom’s tax records.
Instead of funds going to cancer-related patients, it has reportedly been mostly used to finance two elite youth basketball travel teams.
ESPN says it uncovered that at least 60 percent of the $2.2 million has helped fund the AAU teams.
Cathy’s Kids is currently $256,000 in debt largely due to a loan Lamar Odom made to the charity, according to his business manager and charity’s treasurer, Lester Knispel.
The new ESPN revelations now allegedly see Lamar Odom in danger of violating tax law as, as ESPN states, if a charity spends funds not consistent with its stated mission, it could be considered as fraud by the IRS or state attorney general’s office.
If fraudulent activity is found, prosecutors could in turn file charges against Lamar Odom.
Khloe Kardashian has been heavily involved with Cathy’s Kids by setting up a personal eBay account with the LA Clippers star in which they have been selling off personal effects to raise funds.
