Goats, boys boxers and Geisha wigs are among the unusual items being sold off by a controversial Christian ‘cult’ from New Zealand.
Secretive sect Gloriavale have been selling the items through their Trade Me account since 2004, listing more than 230 pieces in the last month alone.
Managed by a man named John from Greymouth, the sect’s site has racked up nearly 6,000 positive reviews since it began and offers special prices on everything from live animals to plane parts.
New Zealand ‘cult’ Gloriavale (pictured) have been selling a range of bizarre items through their Trade Me account since 2004, listing more than 230 pieces in the last month alone
Goats (pictured), boys boxers and Geisha wigs are among the unusual items being sold off by the controversial Christian community
Among the more bizarre offerings is a white billy goat, with bids on the animal starting from $250.
The three-year-old, named Hector, is reportedly on sale because his blood line has resulted in too many potential female mates.
‘We have several daughters and sisters of him, so we have had to purchase an unrelated Billy,’ the ad read.
While the community have also listed 11 ‘quality’ Geisha Girl wigs that ‘fit most adults’ and come with bows.
The start price for the washable costume pieces is $16, a steal from their reported retail price of $35.
Plane parts are also available, including a Cessna baggage compartment for $100 and spark plugs or oil filters for $38 a piece.
White billy goat Hector (pictured), is among those items on sale, with bids on the animal starting from $250
The community have also listed 11 ‘quality’ Geisha Girl wigs (pictured) that ‘fit most adults’ and come with bows
A packet of 400 pre-cut paper hearts will also set buyers back $6.50, with the group stating they are ‘perfect for gifts’.
But those looking for excessive numbers of the labels will also be satisfied with options to purchase 2,000 of them for $30 or 4,000 for $55.
More expensive items on the site include a petrol engine truck available for $4,999 that ‘runs well’ but is without registration or warranty.
And the cream-of-crop is an overhauled Alfa Laval Decanter that has a whopping asking price of $10,000.
The group previously had a set of 41 boys boxers available as well, stating that ‘the boys wearing them are finding them very comfortable,’ but have since been removed.
Packets of 400 pre-cut paper hearts (pictured) will also set buyers back $6.50, with the group stating they are ‘perfect for gifts’
The ‘cult’ previously had a set of 41 boys boxers available as well calling them ‘very comfortable,’ but the underwear has since been removed
The most expensive item available at the moment is an overhauled Alfa Laval Decanter that has a whopping asking price of $10,000
Describing themselves in the profile section, the group state they are ‘a bible believing Christian Community of more than 500 people’.
‘Our faith in God is the centre of our life, and we follow the scriptures literally.’
A documentary about the Christian community that aired in July 2016, discussed how members were completely segregated from the outside world.
Gloriavale: A Woman’s Place showcased the women’s role in the male-dominated society.
Women are supposedly given kitchen and laundry duties while men do more physical work like building or working in factories, and it seems – running their trade site.
The group’s profile stated that they are ‘a bible believing Christian Community of more than 500 people’