En Australia robaron una muñeca sexual de 4.500 dólares
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CHENGDU, CHINA - AUGUST 18: An old man talks to an inflatable doll which is regarded by him as his deceased wife on August 18, 2016 in Chengdu, Sichuan Province of China. A 70-year-old man who used to be a doctor in south China's Chengdu City purchased an inflatable doll in sixteen thousand Yuan online shopping and lived with it to express yearnings to deceased wife died from cancer three months ago. He regarded it as wife, talking to it, sleeping with it, putting on wears of his wife, and doing all he used to do with wife. He even set her ashes at home just as he said:"deadee and ashes are her soul and that inflatable doll is her body". While unfortunately the doll encountered arthrentasis and body conkout half a year later which deviated from their advertising words when bought. The old doctor had to sue resolutely its manufacturer to protect his legal rights and local court had accepted his claim. Since the manufacturer isn't located in Chengdu that the case is now tossed aside. (Photo by VCG/VCG via Getty Images)
La alta demanda de juguetes sexuales ha avanzado a lo largo del mundo y el robo de estos también ha escalado. En Australia sustrajeron una muñeca de 4.500 dólares, sumado a otros hechos como el hurto de un cargamento de consoladores que suman 50 mil euros.
Los recatos para conseguir estos objetos van quedando atrás, principalmente en Europa, Asia y Oceanía, donde se ha naturalizado el consumo de estos productos. En Alemania, por ejemplo, se celebra anualmente la feria Venus Berlín, evento que congrega a los mejores diseñadores y fabricantes de este rubro para mostrar sus nuevas creaciones y tendencias, lo que ha sido un éxito rotundo, según publicó La Nación.
Frente a la escala de robos, recomiendan que lo mejor es hacer las transacciones de manera presencial y en los locales autorizados, porque además del riesgo de comprar al marco de la ley, los consumidores pueden ser víctimas de estafas.
