A tub of glass, an inflatable pub and even a “real” boar’s head… these are the worst things ever sold online - best toothbrush in the world

A second-hand toothbrush, a box of glass, and the most cunning fake Chanel mug in history are just a handful of ridiculous items sold by Gumtree and the Facebook sales team.
You can even buy yourself a free ticket to see Beyonce, but it does mean spending time with the weirdest people in the world.
A seller in Rotherham bought a toothbrush for only 99 pence, saying he didn't use it, which was a waste.
Doesn't that sound good?
Let's think again.
He added that it was great to use and it left a "nice fresh finish" for his teeth ".
Founded in 2000, Gumtree is a classified advertising website in London with more than 18 million users per month, but now Facebook is very popular with local Facebook sales groups.
Thousands of people from the same area joined a group to sell old and unwanted items, as well as crafty pieces and bodice.
A seller at the Bishop of Auckland decorated some cheap white mugs with a sharpie and glitter and charged £ 6 for fake Gucci and Chanel items.
Sellers find themselves in legal trouble by selling homemade items online, and a woman faces imprisonment after selling homemade fish salad on Facebook.
These groups also give away freebies, and a guy who was recently dumped gave away a Beyoncé ticket, which sounds like a proper deal until you realize there's more to it.
The conductor said: "I originally bought a ticket for my girlfriend. she is a fan of Beyonce, but we have already broken up.
"So I offer this ticket free of charge to any 21 + ladies who may be interested in taking her place and going with me.
"I'm looking for someone who is attractive, fun and doesn't mind taking a lot of photos so I can post them on Facebook and make my ex jealous.
"If you are interested in having a fun night with a great person, please write me and let me know your details.