A mother-of-two who models clothes to sell on eBay claims she receives dozens of lewd messages every day from men using the site.Katherine Macpherson from Salisbury in Wiltshire takes revealing photographs of herself in the garments before putting them online to make some extra cash.But the 42-year-old said eBay needs to do something to stop her being bombarded with obscene responses from men.
Katherine Macpherson from Salisbury in Wiltshire takes revealing photographs of herself in the garments before putting them online to make some extra cash
The 42-year-old said eBay needs to do something to stop her being bombarded with obscene responses from men 
Katherine receives dozens of lewd messages every day from men using the site
Ms Macpherson told Alex West of The Sun people need to ‘control themselves’, and claimed one man repeatedly sent her naked images, while another said he stumbled across her page as he tried to buy a tractor.She said she had also been targeted by groups of men who use the site to find women.
Ms Macpherson, who two sons aged four and eight months, told The Sun: ‘There is sexual harassment that is being ignored and virtually condoned.‘I sell dresses and other clothing which I think is better marketed by being pictured worn.‘The eBay community’s answer to this is that because I use myself as my model that ‘I’m asking for it’ and ‘what do you expect’.’
She said she had also been targeted by groups of men who use the site to find women
Ms Macpherson, who two sons aged four and eight months, said: ‘There is sexual harassment that is being ignored and virtually condoned’
A spokesman for eBay said: ‘This is something we call member to member communication.‘eBay take this very seriously and if there are any allegations of harassment that is something we will look into and take action on.‘We will look into this specific case and investigate it.’
The mother-of-two models clothes to sell on eBay, claiming it helps the items sell
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