Damn, the internet takes all the fun out of selling sex toys. What happened to the good old days, when you could just invite your neighbors, friends and family over for a sex toy party.



That said, I had a coworker a few years back that tried this out. They had a problem with a ferral rabid rabbit vibrator at one of these parties and ended up getting sued for harm and damages. We only learned about it at work, after the same coworker filed a workers compensation claim for carpal tunnel syndrome on her left wrist.



Her supervisors were apparently monitoring her and discovered that she was using magic fingers at work with her mouse hand (left handed). She tried to claim that she used the magic finger vibrator to stimulate the blood in her finger tips since she worked extensively with a mouse and trackball arrangement.



That almost would have worked (lots of people do use magic fingers for graphic design work), but when they opened the door to the topic, they next investigated the invoices for the magic fingers. She had sold them to herself and she was thoroughly discredited and embarrassed in court when they called neighbor after neighbor to the stand to testify about sex toy parties and the products that they had each ordered from her.

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