Lily Cole: Top Trending eCommerce — Selling SOILED Knickers, Dirty Socks and Used Tampons to strangers… ‘Lucrative Business’

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Online shop selling USED TAMPONS to strangers: ‘LUCRATIVE BUSINESS’

An online shop has started selling women’s worn knickers, dirty socks and used tampons, netting sellers healthy additional incomes.

The website is called Sububis, which means underwear in Latin, and its founder, a 32-year-old woman who wishes to remain anonymous, set the business up to sell lingerie and underwear worn by various men and women in October 2021.

She also reportedly sells used bras, socks and shoes. A pair of worn female underwear goes for about $120, while a pair of dirty socks goes for about $44.

“It is a lucrative business that is in great demand in this country,” the founder, who is from Switzerland’s largest city Zurich, said.

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The site offers a discrete service where sellers and buyers can remain anonymous.

“I kept hearing from acquaintances who receive enquiries on social media as to whether they want to sell their underwear.”

This gave her the idea to offer these items online so that the sellers and buyers can remain anonymous and never have to meet.

“Anonymity was not guaranteed during the payment process and that put many people off, although they are not fundamentally averse to the business,” she said.

A friend of the woman reportedly told her that she was stalked by a buyer on Instagram after selling a similar item. The experience reportedly scared her so much that she stopped selling these items online.

“I thought to myself that there could be a better and more serious solution to this,” she said.

But the founder said that she does not want to sell her own items on the platform, saying it would be “too intimate for me”.

“I want to make a clear distinction. If I knew who was getting my clothes, I would feel like I was giving too much away,” she said.

Instead, a total of seven women and men are selling their worn underwear on the platform, which has been operating since October 2021.

“It is going very well. We have several orders a day, I’m already recruiting new ‘subabes’,” she said.

Underwear and socks reportedly sell the best. The shop reportedly only has male buyers at the moment. There is reportedly a growing demand for tampons and worn period pads as well.

Seller enjoying the ‘adventure’

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One of the women selling her underwear on the platform, an anonymous 43-year-old, said: “It’s a real adventure for me. I really wanted to try it and I really enjoy it.

“I wanted to know what it’s like and how it feels.”

The seller says that she has earned nearly $1000 in the last few months.

“It’s a very good extra income. I don’t have to do anything I wouldn’t do otherwise.”

She also does not find it bizarre either, saying: “I find it more reprehensible when someone looks at me in the pool and has fantasies!”

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Date of Birth: 19 May 1988, Torquay, Devon, England, UK
Height: 5′ 10½” (1.79 m)

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Trivia

• Accepted at Cambridge University to study Politics and English [2006]
• Attended Hallfield Infants and Junior School, then St Marylebone girls school for secondary education and Latymer Upper School for sixth form.
• Attended Colville Primary school prior to Hallfield Infant and Junior School.
• Model and actress.
• In an interview given in January 2010, Cole admitted, “I definitely never thought of myself as model material. Me on a catwalk with all these superwomen?” adding that “if a designer says I inspire them,
• I’m still not sure how that happened”. Cole went on to reveal that her modeling career gave her “a lot of self confidence, which I didn’t have in the past”. In February 2010, Cole was voted the fourth “sexiest redhead of all time”, after Florence Welch, Prince Harry of Wales, and Nicola Roberts in a poll conducted by the Daily Mirror.
• Cole was in a relationship with American actor Enrique Murciano, star of television series Without a Trace. As of February 2011, the pair are reported to have broken up after two and half years of dating.
• Cole gained a place to read Social and Political Sciences at King’s College, Cambridge, but twice deferred entry before switching to study History of Art, which she commenced in the Michaelmas term, 2008, gaining a First in her examinations at the end of her first year, and again in her second year examinations, one of seven members of her year to achieve the grade. Asked about the change of course, Cole explained, “I like doing things I haven’t learnt about yet. I’ve always been interested in art, and I love doing art.” Speaking to Judy Rumbold of The Irish Independent, she said, “the decision came from the vague notion that it might be a wise thing to do, that when I was 50, 60, 70, I’d look back and be glad I did it”. She gave an interview for The Daily Telegraph in December 2009 in which she admitted she struggled to settle in to her first year at Cambridge, conceding she was “a bit shell-shocked, but I think everyone finds that”.
• Despite her successful modeling career, Cole retains a commitment to her education, achieving A grades in her A-level examinations in English, Politics, Drama, History, and Philosophy and Ethics at Latymer Upper School. Before Latymer School, Cole attended the primary school Hallfield School (Bayswater, London) and St Marylebone Secondary School.
• In April 2007, Cole first featured in the Sunday Times Rich List, which estimated her net worth at £6 million, ranking her as the 77th-richest young person in the United Kingdom. As of 2009, she is thought to have earned in excess of £11 million.
• Cole was born in Torquay, southwest England, and raised in London, along with one of her two sisters. She was raised by her mother, Patience Owen, an artist and writer; her father, Chris Cole, a boat builder and fisherman, left the household and was not part of his daughter’s life while she grew up. Cole attended the St Marylebone church school for girls, before completing her sixth form studies at Latymer Upper School, an independent school in Hammersmith, London. A chance encounter began her modeling career at the age of 14.