Sinless Touch, a Kansas-based adult e-tailer specializing in today’s brand of couples’-friendly adult products, reports that it has received criticism for a portal on its site that will send money to childrens’ charities.
Amid threats of lawsuits and the loss of business, Sinless Touch representatives maintain that a children’s charity banner is an appropriate image on an adult website.
“It’s [neither] unethical nor inappropriate to help,” said Jessica Blake, Sinless Touch’s Vice President of Corporate Communications, “just because we sell adult toys it doesn’t mean we’re heartless.”
The Adopt A Child program is a change-rounding formula similar to that used in Superman II. Online customers can choose to “round-up” their purchases to the next dollar, and the change will go to the charity.
The American Beef Council faced similar controversy last year and eventually abandoned encouraging carnivores to donate to Soylent research.
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