Woman selling 'slightly used' breast implants on Facebook in bizarre post

A woman has tried flogging her "slightly used" breast implants on Facebook for hundreds of pounds.

Tammie Nichelle Huff, from San Antonio, Texas, described the implants as having "low miles" in the advert posted on the social media site's Marketplace.

She added that they are a size D and she wanted to get rid of them as she had upgraded to a new pair.

She said she would sell the old set individually or together, Yahoo News Australia reported.

Tammie was charging around $200 for both and $100 for one.

She was selling them as a pair as individually for $100 each (Facebook)

She said they from a “smoke-free, clean house” (Facebook)

“Good used set of t*****s for sale, upgraded so need gone,” Tammie wrote.

“Low miles, would just have to pay for installation. Asking 200 (£157) for both or 100 (£78) apiece. Will sell separate. Size D. HMU before they’re gone.”

She added that the implants come from a “smoke-free, clean house”.

One man wrote on the Facebook post: "Now I've seen it all."

Tammie said they were "slightly used" (Facebook)

She later admitted it was a joke (Facebook)

Tammie later revealed she had been successful in selling the implants, but she was banned from selling items on Marketplace until June 2 because she violated the “community standards”.

She also said people had complained and been reporting her Facebook profile.

She later shared a photo of disabled car parking badges and 'Selena bags'.

She wrote: "FYI: ALL THREE OF THESE ARE JOKES I WAS PASSING THEM ALONG AS SH** and GIGGLES ... I WAS NOT BEING SERIOUS ... BUT PLAYING AROUND. (People need to stop being so damn serious and messy!)"