22-Year-Old's Virginity Auction Bids Hit $3.7M

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  • RR
    RR

    22-Year-Old's Virginity Auction Bids Hit $3.7M

    A San Diego woman who is auctioning off her virginity said she has now received a bid of $3.7 million, according to a published report.

    Natalie Dylan, a 22-year-old San Diego woman, said she got the idea for the auction after her sister was able to pay for her college education after prostituting herself for three weeks, according to the London Telegraph.


    Dylan has a degree in women's studies. She told the paper she hopes to pay for an advanced degree in family and marriage therapy with the proceeds from the auction.

    She told the Telegraph that she doesn't think she's the only one who will be benefit from the auction.

    "I think me and the person I do it with will both profit greatly from the deal," Dylan told the paper.

    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28620926/

  • Satanus
    Satanus

    Heh, gotta love free enterprise.

    S

  • asilentone
    asilentone

    I bid $3.8 M (I wish)

  • Priest73
    Priest73

    I'd sleep with her for 3.7MM, but I have to get paid up front. I've been scammed before.

  • beksbks
    beksbks

    "I think me and the person I do it with will both profit greatly from the deal"

    Let's hope she's taking some English classes.

    Dylan has a degree in women's studies. She told the paper she hopes to pay for an advanced degree in family and marriage therapy with the proceeds from the auction.

  • IP_SEC
    IP_SEC

    She's not umm unhot...

  • Elsewhere
    Elsewhere

    $3.7 M for her virginity?

    Waaaaaay too much.

  • drwtsn32
    drwtsn32

    That pic looks photoshopped to me.

    And people are crazy to pay that much!

    $2.0M, tops.

  • Tuesday
    Tuesday

    I doubt HIGHLY these are real bids. When it comes time to declare the auction winner it'll turn out no one is willing to pay that.

  • LDH
    LDH

    Considering most women give it away to men who can't afford a cheeseburger, I'd say it's a good business move.

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