I Do… Now I Don’t – how to auction your unwanted engagement ring
Here’s a cheerful story for you! What do you do with your unwanted engagement ring once your dearly beloved has made a quick exit? Joshua Opperman reckons he has the answer with auction website ‘I Do… Now I Don’t’ which he started as a way to recoup his investment of an expensive engagement ring which his ex left him with.
Their press officer tells us, “The site is for people who are looking to unload left-over “assets” of their relationship and a marketplace for buyers to get a great bargain, giving them the opportunity to own a better quality ring than they originally could afford. IDNID sets itself apart from eBay with its quality of service, providing authenticity for every diamond sold. The site may not be able to mend your broken heart but at least it can replenish your bank account. And for those who are coming to IDNID with a proposal in mind, we propose you use our site.”
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