Whoever posted this ad need
their azz whooped. Babies are
supposed to keep you up at
night, LOL. The disturbing
advert for the newborn baby
posted on OLX was live on the
site for 12 hours A Brazilian
baby was put up for sale for
just $430 because it wouldn’t
let its parents sleep, police
said. Cops in Aparecida de
Goiânia, in the central state of
Goias, areinvestigating after an
ad for a tiny tot appeared on
classified website OLX. It
featured a snapshot of a little
boy, dressed in a blue outfit,
alongside the caption:“Cries a
lot and did not let me sleep and
I have to work to survive”. The
ad, posted on Tuesday, was
pulled after only 12 hours for
breaching the site’s terms and
conditions. But police children
protection officer Marcela Orçai
said officers were now trying to
track down the person who
placed the promo. “We are
trying to locate the person who
posted the ad”, Orçai said. “We
believe [THEY] may live in the
Campos Eliseos neighbourhood
[...]but the address given does
not exist. Also the phone
number has no connection with
the case”, Orçai added. OLX,
which has operated in Brazil
since 2010, said it had no
involvement between
advertisers and customers
using its platform, reports
Jornal do Brasil. OLX classified
website is the largest consumer
trading website in the world
with a presence in some 107
countries. Each month the
company reports that it
receives more than 100 million
users buying and selling goods
and services on its free
classified site.
Sunday, 17 November 2013
SHOCKING!: Mother Puts Baby Up For Sale For $430 On OLX.COM [PHOTO] -
Whoever posted this ad need
their azz whooped. Babies are
supposed to keep you up at
night, LOL. The disturbing
advert for the newborn baby
posted on OLX was live on the
site for 12 hours A Brazilian
baby was put up for sale for
just $430 because it wouldn’t
let its parents sleep, police
said. Cops in Aparecida de
Goiânia, in the central state of
Goias, areinvestigating after an
ad for a tiny tot appeared on
classified website OLX. It
featured a snapshot of a little
boy, dressed in a blue outfit,
alongside the caption:“Cries a
lot and did not let me sleep and
I have to work to survive”. The
ad, posted on Tuesday, was
pulled after only 12 hours for
breaching the site’s terms and
conditions. But police children
protection officer Marcela Orçai
said officers were now trying to
track down the person who
placed the promo. “We are
trying to locate the person who
posted the ad”, Orçai said. “We
believe [THEY] may live in the
Campos Eliseos neighbourhood
[...]but the address given does
not exist. Also the phone
number has no connection with
the case”, Orçai added. OLX,
which has operated in Brazil
since 2010, said it had no
involvement between
advertisers and customers
using its platform, reports
Jornal do Brasil. OLX classified
website is the largest consumer
trading website in the world
with a presence in some 107
countries. Each month the
company reports that it
receives more than 100 million
users buying and selling goods
and services on its free
classified site.
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