Tech | July 06, 2008 | Comment on this video (24)

Cashing In On Your Ex

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Actress Megahn Perry, along with her step-mom Marie Perry, has created a web site where the no longer attached can sell the jewelry given to them by their ex-boyfriends, and turn heartbreak into cold hard cash.
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  • JonyV
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      JonyV  
    • To all you ladies who think this is a smart way of cashing in for some money, you should realize how much thought and time goes into getting those gifts. I understand there are such things as sour break ups, but for a time, that gift meant the world to you, if not the person, so why not keep it? Being a guy, I don't really get diamond rings or gold necklaces, but I promise you I have stored away the even more valuable love letters, pictures and everything that that person gave me to bring a smile to my face. Money is not everything, I guarantee you.

    • 3 years ago
  • ChristmasAsen
  • GrandKnow2
  • BooksBrown
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      BooksBrown  
    • hey, how about a website that allows you to cash in on the blockbuster rewards points accrued by your significant other on YOUR rental card?

      any interested venture capitalists?

    • 3 years ago
  • agint
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      agint  
    • honestly, what is wrong with some people??

      if you ask me, selling something that someone else bought for you as a gesture of affection is kind of sick. if keeping those earrings is SUCH a burden on you, why not just give them away?

    • 3 years ago
  • meganash
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      meganash  
    • this is great, i would love to sell some of the gifts i have got from my ex's, but its all trashy. i just keep it all in a box stuffed under my bed, out of sight.

    • 3 years ago
  • moir
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      moir  
    • I dont think this is a good idea.
      Those jewelry prolly has the karma of previous owners.
      I would not buy any of those.

    • 3 years ago
  • luceylee
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      luceylee  
    • moir:

      I totally agree....you don't want to wear something with so much negative energy! Though well produced pod...and I also agree the founder is not my favorite.

    • 3 years ago
  • Kewara81
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      Kewara81  
    • It's always been interesting to me that people have emotional attachments to inanimate objects. To me, if it's not alive I can only consider it on a economic level; not because I had a great/bad time with someone with a particular object.
      Possibly, another methodology of Capitalism to institutionalize consumerism through the media.

    • 3 years ago
  • korourke
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      korourke  
    • bleh... I think I just vomited in my own mouth...

      I think my favorite part was when the website creator told the story of how she took her ex's jewlery to the pawn shop and he offered her $70 for everything.

      The look on her face when she thought about all the dudes she did just to get $70 out of the deal... priceless

    • 3 years ago
  • squidteeth
  • bornfreeid
  • squidteeth
  • bornfreeid
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      bornfreeid  
    • @squidteeth

      Right on. Exactly what I thought and that is when I was officially turned off by this whole thing. I was already knocking on the door of "turned off" from her first appearance on camera.

      The pod is very well produced, but I hate the story. This girl shouldn't get any attention.

    • 3 years ago
  • Menchaca
  • squidteeth
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      squidteeth  
    • "I was married breifly when i was young

      ...and i was just... not ready to be married."

      =
      I cheated on him.
      and kept the rings.

      and now i'm selling them for money i dont deserve.

    • 3 years ago
  • damnneargenius
  • prismproductions
  • LONLO
  • Myna
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      Myna  
    • That's great. I had some messy break ups with left over jewelry that I don't where and wouldn't after the relationship was over and I had a pawn shop tell me the same thing. I just ended up giving it to friends.

    • 3 years ago
  • seeparrott
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      seeparrott  
    • I was turned off by the woman who started the site. I found her unappealing. The pod however was great.

      I think a lot of the success and popularity that will come from the site is due to the fact that the users get to post and read gossip.

    • 3 years ago
  • Prijedor
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