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Online clothes sellers targeted by ‘creepy’ messages – BBC News
Women are sent sexually explicit messages and requests for “worn” garments.
By Cristina CriddleTechnology reporter
Women selling clothes online are being sent explicit messages, with requests for sex and “worn” garments.
Both businesses and private individuals have experienced the problem when advertising on mainstream platforms.
Women have been sent ‘”creepy” messages on Facebook, Instagram, eBay, and Depop, the BBC has learned.
Some were asked for additional items including worn tights, explicit photos and used underwear.
When inappropriate profiles were blocked or reported,…
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