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eBay User Mistakenly Sells Chai Necklace as “Vintage Navajo Moose” (PHOTO)
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Chai pendant sold on eBay. Photo: screenshot via eBay.
The user has a 99.8% positive feedback rating on eBay, but “alwaysbelisting” mistook a Chai pendant for a “Unique Vintage Navajo Moose”.
Sold on August 8th for $5.50, the Chai pendant was posted for sale as a “Unique Vintage Navajo Moose 925 Sterling Silver Pendant, Mariking 0.8 grams”.
BuzzFeed first reported this story.
Description of Chai pendant on eBay. Photo: screenshot via eBay.
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