Kerry Katona did two things right: one, she went on MTV in the UK and had her 34-double-G's removed. Those fake boobs were ridiculous and very unattractive (to our minds.)
The second thing she did was even more inspired-- she autographed one of those implants and put it on eBay for The Breast Cancer Campaign...
According to Fox News, which we will quote from here so you don't have to give them any of your page views, eBay then did the dumbest thing imaginable: it pulled the auction.
"The implant was on eBay and
I believe the idea was to raise money for Breast Cancer Campaign," a
rep for the charity told Tarts. "However eBay have now taken the item
off because people were putting fake bids in, £8 million ($11.34
million US) at one point."
But according to
eBay it wasn’t bogus bidders that resulted in the item being removed,
it was actually Katona who broke the rules.
"Our
policy team weighed in and said that this auction was removed for the
Charity Violation contained within the item description as there was no
letter of written consent by eBay's Office of the President to allow
the item to be sold under our Charity guidelines," an eBay rep told
Tarts.
Oh, shut up, eBay. You're just a bunch of conservative whimps that always side with the ripoff artists when they claim to have never received expensive items from honest sellers. And your conservative founder is running to further ruin the state of California as a Republican governor. eBay, you should know, we have negative feedback to give you.
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