Woman makes £8,000 a month selling clipped toenails, spit, used earplugs and more

Rebekah Blue, 28, charges between £80 and £290 for a random item, which can be bottled bathwater, her birth control coil, or just about anything else.

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North Carolina woman sells her spit and toenails online

A woman makes more than £8,000 a month selling her clipped toenails, spit and used earplugs – and said she is now afraid to throw anything away as it might have value.

Rebekah Blue, 28, charges between £80 and £290 for a random item, which can be bottled bathwater, her birth control coil, or just about anything else.

These days, the entrepreneur from North Carolina, USA, doesn’t throw anything away because she might one day benefit from it.

Now she makes up to £8,335 ($10,000) a month selling armpit hair, her underwear or even burps – and she’s used the money to start her own animal shelter.

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She said: “I don’t throw dirty clothes away anymore – if I feel like a new wardrobe I can sell my dirty clothes to get new stuff.

“I offer a sales service that brings joy and makes buyers feel comfortable in a safe environment.”

The savvy woman takes every opportunity to make money and sells almost everything – including the birth control coil, which was removed after three years of use.

She has been known to sell her burps in a plastic bag along with armpit and toe hair.

The price ranges from £40 ($50) to £200 ($250), but she often maximizes her sales by creating explicit content to sell with the product.

She said: “The three most requested items are socks, panties and tights. I usually sell them for $50 after wearing them.

“I charge more for the unique and weird requests like tongue scrapers, bath water, and earwax on cotton swabs.

“I basically make money off of anything that’s on my body.

“But I also sell rubbish for £80 [$100] and some people like to eat it and they pay for my groceries too.

“I also chewed and spat out food for £80 [$100].

“It all adds up.”

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The extra income has given Rebekka financial freedom to start other businesses like a dog rescue foundation.

She said: “I’m a minimalist. I realized that materialistic things don’t matter.

“Financial security is the greatest blessing, but it’s not easy.

“My day consists of communicating with customers and creating a safe environment in which they feel comfortable.

“There’s always late nights, but it’s always exciting and fun.

“But sometimes it can take a toll on your mental health as it’s like a therapist.

“I sell an experience that goes beyond clothes and other items.

“Communication is so important, but it takes a lot of energy and effort to generate the kind of income I’m making.”

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