Kris Jenner slammed by eBay user for selling dirty Tom Ford sunglasses
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.