is this a new advertising style?

[IamAporcupine]

www.ebay.co.uk/sch/marcusworm/m.html?item=202043056824&hash=item2f0ab462b8%3Ag%3A-~0AAOSwt05ZqVp3&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562

[AllToadsLeadToHome]

Someone thinks they are a model. Or maybe have a sideline in 'other services'. It happens from time to time on Ebay, some buyers don't mind if they are buying clothes that have clearly been used and some will buy used clothing only if it isn't shown on someone else. I have seen some awful attempts at modelling garments on there over the years.Some similar to the trashed shoe sellers.

There used to be a woman that posed with the clothing on and it was clearly several sizes too small for her, there were bits of her person hanging out all over the place and the members of the old Q&A forum used to joke about it. She got sales although no-one was sure who bought the items or if they came with 'extras'.

[AllToadsLeadToHome]

Just take a look at the other listings that come up at the bottom of the page, it is beginning to look like a sex for sale site (assuming you get the same sort of listings to view). Maybe with the free listings these days it is cheaper than using a massage or escort site.

[IamAporcupine]

AllToadsLeadToHome wow I hadn't seen the other listings at the bottom of the page!
I think you are right about the sex for sale.
A while ago I also saw a listing for used underwear. It was obviously some kinky type sale.

[AllToadsLeadToHome]

Used underwear is not permitted, as a rule although bras seem to be OK.

The problem is that men try their luck even with respectable listings, no half dressed women.

Daily Mail would have fun with those listings at the bottom of the page and the other 'slutty' ones.