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The s3x dolls are all dressed in skimpy lingerie (Image: Getty Images Europe)

The s3x club is France’s first s3x doll brothel (Image: Getty Images Europe)

Images of other s3x dolls adorn the windows of the Parisian establishment.

The United K’s first s3x doll brothel opened its doors in Gateshead.

Lovedoll UK provide a unique ‘try before you buy’ service, which has been branded the country’s first s3x doll ‘brothel’ – meaning that clients can pay £100 to spend quality time with a plastic partner before forking out £2,000 to take her home.

The ‘brothel’, which is situated on an industrial estate in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, in the north east of England, comes complete with a double bed, lubrication, condoms and the manikin.

Imgaes of the s3x dolls also adorn the walls (Image: Getty Images Europe)

The brothel has several rooms (Image: Getty Images Europe)

This is the first look inside France’s first s3x doll brothel (Image: Getty Images Europe)

He added: “I always knew that s3x dolls were going to be normalised. Some guys will buy one and some guys will get a whole harem of dolls.

“Some men keep them for 24 hours and sell them straight back but some might keep them for 10 years and get married to them.

“You used to play with dolls as a child. These s3x dolls are dolls. Maybe people just like that kind of thing.”

And a pop-up s3x doll brothel has also opened its doors in Amsterdam – and was even funded by tax payers.

The pop-up brothel has opened in Amsterdam’s red light district (Image: Algemeen Nederlands Persbureau)

Shows salesman Yi Jiange positioning a new high-end s3x doll on a display shelf at the Micdolls store in Beijing — People are charged £26 a time and it has been funded by the taxpayer (Image: Getty)

The pop up brothel charged just £26-a-session for time with the robot woman.

The unusual brothel in Amsterdam was opened by the presenters of ‘Spuiten en Slikken’ – roughly translated as Shoot and Swallow – which is a controversial show about drugs and s3x on Dutch public television.

According to spokesman Thijs Verheij, the show tries to find out if the world is ready to have s3x with a doll and to compare if it feels similar to having s3x with a real human being.

Mr Verheij said: “Scientists state that in 30 years it will be very normal to have s3x with a robot.

“With this experiment we want to run ahead of this and investigate how people see it now.”

The brothel used four silicone women selected by s3x doll import business Mytenga.

Mytenga founder Niels van der Voort said: “You have hollow breasts, which are softer as there is air inside.

“And you have massive breasts which are more heavy, so customers can choose.”

TV Presenter Gwen van Poorten said a s3x doll brothel could also help to combat crime.
She said: “Think about illegal prostitution or human trafficking.

“I wouldn’t say this would be a solution for it, but in the future, if we can have s3x with dolls, alongside prostitutes, it gives an option extra which I think is awesome.”

Banks have been warned about a new means of robbing ATMs, previously seen in Europe and Mexico.

The United States Secret Service issued the warning recently saying, the method – nicknamed Jackpotting – is now hitting the U.S for the first time in a coordinated way.

It works just like it sounds, an ATM machine is compromised to spit out cash to a fraudster at a furious rate of 40 bills every 23 seconds, the Secret Service explained.

“That’s where you get the term jackpotting from because it is basically like a slot machine that you hit the jackpot — you are basically taking all of the money out of the ATM,” supervisory special agent Matt O’Neill told ABC News.

The Secret Service says they’ve seen about a dozen cases across the country from the mid-Atlantic region through New England, the Pacific Northwest and Louisiana. “What we’re finding is the attacks really started in a coordinated effort in December and well north of a million dollars has been taken,” O’Neill said.

How does it work?

Fraudsters pose as ATM technicians, even wearing uniforms and access the teller machine. They open it using a generic key that the Secret Service says is readily available for purchase on the internet.

Once inside, they use a technical means — installing a laptop computer and a cellphone into the machine — to be able to remotely take over the machine and force it to discharge money. But to avoid detection, the bogus technician does not typically take the cash, that’s left to a second co-conspirator.

The second co-conspirator, a “money mule,” then goes to the compromised machine and calls the phoney technician who initiates a withdrawal sequence remotely.

“It runs until it is empty or the person standing at the ATM alerts the controller of the ATM to stop the withdrawal sequence because either law enforcement is nearby or for whatever reason, they get spooked and want to leave the scene,” O’Neill told ABC News.

The technician often returns to the empty machine to retrieve the laptop and cellphone, putting the ATM machine back like he was never there.

“We’ve seen these 21st Century robberies take place in plain sight, middle of the day, in malls, just because they are obviously getting themselves a jacket that says technician on it.”

After investigating a report of a jackpotting attack in recent days, the Secret Service quickly determined a more coordinated set of attacks was about to be launched in the next seven to 10 days. An alert was sent out Friday to inform the banking community of the potential attack and how they might protect themselves from being victimized.

O’Neill says it’s transnational organized crime using a mixture of international criminals and people who are already in the United States.

The attacks target specific models of stand-alone ATM machines made by Diebold running a Windows XP operating system. Banks can safeguard themselves by upgrading their ATMs’ operating systems,

Jackpotting has been a problem for a number of years in Europe and, according to the Secret Service, it was just a matter of time before it came to the United States. “It’s a problem that is not going to go away any time soon, now that it has hit our shores,” O’Neill said.