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I bought a pair of used tights off ebay a couple of months ago. Although I didn't get the pair advertised the pair I got smell great. Ebay rules state a seller must wash clothing before selling but the tights didn't smell like they'd been washed which suited me fine.
I'm too worried to buy more incase someone finds out about my fetish for womens feet & tights.
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I agree with Danielle's comments and I believe she isn't saying you are just taking...perhaps I can explain it as a potential buyer:
I have 50$ to buy used socks with, do I go with someone with a random e-mail address or go with someone who is established in this community, has plenty of clips/photos/vids etc.
No guy wants to buy socks and be thinking, did the person actually where this...or did the woman's partner wear the socks as he worked all day.
There needs to be trust with the buyer, the relationship thing as Danielle moore pointed out. Also some folk will want to buy something, say socks specifically worn to the gym.
Personally, I'd be looking for hosiery worn at work in an office or department store!
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I'd love to buy some high-quality vintage stockings and high heels. It would be nice if the seller would somehow identify their authenticity with a photo or video. Maybe a unique marking or a discrete initial. I'd love to collect them for women I'd like to model for me.
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quote:Originally posted by Gameon: No guy wants to buy socks and be thinking, did the person actually where this...or did the woman's partner wear the socks as he worked all day.
There needs to be trust with the buyer...
That's one of the reasons why i stick to the rule i mentioned in my previous post. In addition, Kali Atrox, Goddess Dee, Kelly "DragonLily" Maren and others provide photos and/or clips along with items that verify their authenticity.
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I agree with footgirl, of course it's a business of some type and yes there is a small profit in it for most. Why charge? I don't know about others, but I charge to support my involvement within the community. For example, I purchased photography equipment...(CHEAP EQUIMPENT) at that, and it still cost me over $1500.00. I bought this equipment in an attempt to deliver a better product for the community. Now all I have to do is learn to use the equipment I bought :-)
I also reinvest ALL the money I make from my site and sales of personal garments. I purchase things such as lingerie to wear in photo shoots, additional shoes used in photo shoots and to simply replace the items that I have sold.
Again, I am only speaking of my personal experience and I do not imply that all web mistress's do the same thing. We all operate our business differently. Some make good money and others like myself make very little money and choose to reinvest the money we do make back in to their involvement within the community.
For me, this is why I charge, it allows me to keep contributing to the community without being a drain on my personal bank account. I hope this clears things up. I love these debates and more importantly the differences in opinions. It's what makes Wu's so great.
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