A mum got quite a shock when she went to sell a children's doll online, only to be branded a "piece of trash".
Jade Cowley, 24, innocently took to Facebook Marketplace to try and flog the very lifelike Reborn Doll - which belonged to her four year old daughter - but was hit with a furious response after one woman thought the 19 inch figure was an actual baby.
Jade's original advert read: "Unsure how much she's worth, please help.
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"Baby lavender, comes with certificate, clothes and a bracelet, hardly been touched."
But the hairdresser, from Port Talbot, Wales, was stunned with one reply she received.
A confused shopper named Rose angrily wrote back: "Is this still available? You want to be utterly f***ing ashamed of yourself, wanting to sell this gorgeous baby girl."
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She then went on to write some pretty obscene comments that we've literally had to censor, about how Jade shouldn't have had a child if she was going to sell it.
Before signing off: "You're [a] disgusting piece of trash."
We don't know whether to laugh or cry, to be honest.
Re-telling the shopper's unfortunate blunder, she said: "I bought the reborn doll last Christmas for my daughter.
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"With it only being 10 months old and hardly touched or played with, I decided to sell it so I could put it towards new gifts for Christmas.
"I wasn't sure how much I would get for her as she wasn't old and in very good condition.
"I reached out on Facebook to see if some professionals could give me a rough idea how much I would I would get for her.
"I had people message me and help me out with the pricing.
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"My initial advert didn't state it was a reborn doll, hence why she didn't know, but no normal person would sell a child.
"I changed the advert after all the comments and message from Rose and I added the price she was worth."
While she was taken aback by the raging comment, Jade was quick to set the record straight.
"It's a doll [laughing face]," she simply wrote in response.
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"So yes Rose, take your stinking attitude elsewhere and read the description before you go bumping your gums."
LOL. Well, that clears that up, then.
Jade has yet to find a new home for the realistic-looking doll, which experts have estimated is worth between £180 and £250.
So if you fancy buying it, you still can. We must stress, it's 100 per cent NOT alive, though.
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