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唉。。。世事无奇不有。。。
这里还有一位巴西丈夫把自己的老婆放网上拍买公司拍买。。。＄50美金！
已被政府下令删除。。。
Brazil orders online ad selling wife be removed
Man was offering spouse for about $50 on Internet auction site
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - The government has ordered an Internet auction site to remove an advertisement in which a Brazilian man offered to sell his wife for about $50.
The Secretariat of Public Policies for Women announced late Friday it had ordered Mercado Livre, partially owned by eBay Inc., to remove the ad and warned it was violating a law banning the offer or sale of “human organs, people, blood, bones or skin.”
The advertisement was no longer visible on the site Saturday.
It was posted by a man who gave his name as Breno and said: “I sell my wife for reasons I prefer to keep short ... I really need the money.”
The described his wife physically and listed her qualities as a homemaker and companion. He reportedly said she was 35 and “worth her weight in gold.”
The Estado news agency said it wasn’t clear if the ad was meant as a joke. It said Mercado Livre told it the ad hadn’t been noticed earlier because of the large number of products offered on the site ― nearly 1 million.
There was no answer Saturday at phone numbers for Mercado Livre or its public relations agency.
Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18508427/?GT1=9951
这里还有一位巴西丈夫把自己的老婆放网上拍买公司拍买。。。＄50美金！
已被政府下令删除。。。
Brazil orders online ad selling wife be removed
Man was offering spouse for about $50 on Internet auction site
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - The government has ordered an Internet auction site to remove an advertisement in which a Brazilian man offered to sell his wife for about $50.
The Secretariat of Public Policies for Women announced late Friday it had ordered Mercado Livre, partially owned by eBay Inc., to remove the ad and warned it was violating a law banning the offer or sale of “human organs, people, blood, bones or skin.”
The advertisement was no longer visible on the site Saturday.
It was posted by a man who gave his name as Breno and said: “I sell my wife for reasons I prefer to keep short ... I really need the money.”
The described his wife physically and listed her qualities as a homemaker and companion. He reportedly said she was 35 and “worth her weight in gold.”
The Estado news agency said it wasn’t clear if the ad was meant as a joke. It said Mercado Livre told it the ad hadn’t been noticed earlier because of the large number of products offered on the site ― nearly 1 million.
There was no answer Saturday at phone numbers for Mercado Livre or its public relations agency.
Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18508427/?GT1=9951
