My girlfiend is selling her night top using my account and recently there's a fellow lyn member requested her to model the top and she's quite unsure about it because she had this feeling the person is trying to get her model pic and possible would fap on it. I was told that the person is probably a fake "female buyer" who wants to have her model the pic and have to take the risk of exposing her body to someone else. It is something I dont want to it to happened as well.

Any advice for her, fellow female sellers?

its her first time selling items here


*am i on the right section?

This post has been edited by deevon: Feb 9 2009, 02:16 PM

..... If you feel comfortable then do it.
Or else say no.

What is so hard about it?

No thank you.

I think better don't do it.

It's not hard, you're trying to sell out something and it's my 1st time.

"She" suddenly backed out saying that she won't fit into it after i gave the camisole's measurements.

Before that, her 1st question was, pls model the top for me (for about 3 times) and asked for MY measurements instead.

When you are selling clothes/apparel you should have a little mental preparation on questions such as that.

You could have actually had modelled the night top, post it up when u are starting the sales, without face.

GOD KNOWS WHO IT IS ...

or use a mannequin.
do not ever modelled it, i think..

modelling normal everyday clothes is fine... but lingerie? why on earth would someone need modeling for lingerie? from a female PIV, i usually dont like the idea of wearing lingeries that someone else has already worn. so it's kinda weird you get that kind of message. i personally would not ask.

im also selling lingerie , have many kinds of ppl will kacao

btw no point to try n show them, if SHE are usually always buy online, she will know the rules right ?

for me, i rather less sales also wont do that

lol i thought it is pretty common knowledge LYN forumers lotsa hamsap fellas out there

If you are not comfortable with the idea of modelling it out for potential buyers, then don’t do it. As others have suggested, there is always a mannequin.

If they really interested to buy, then they wont ask for real person modelling.
Just tell them not to kacau kacau if not interested..xD

Well in this case , you can always use fake plastic dummies

If you feel it is not safe for posting real person photos . Don't do it . Just use plastic dummies .

It is your call to protect your "image" / "faces" or privacy .

Thanks,
Chris

PS : I am not a female

i think you met up with a horny mofo.

ignore that bugger?

look for genuine sales?

when modelling, CHOP off the head from the pic

not a good idea also, since the can see the model's body... better off with a mannequin or get images from other websites...