Sexdolls y Relatos Review

SexDollsYRelatos has an About Us page that is considerably more personal than the generic corporate descriptions used by many sex doll vendors.

Rather than presenting itself as a large international company or manufacturer, the site describes its origins as a Spanish-language blog about realistic dolls and stories, which was later transformed into an online store after its author, identified as Goodman, began receiving requests from readers interested in purchasing dolls.

This is a plausible origin story, and the page does a relatively good job of distinguishing SexDollsYRelatos as a retailer and industry intermediary rather than a manufacturer. The company discusses relationships with manufacturers, visits to Chinese factories and exhibitions, and interactions with other vendors without attempting to portray those factories or production facilities as its own.

There are also some potentially meaningful signs of direct involvement in the industry. The page includes a photograph that allegedly shows two SexDollsYRelatos representatives together with representatives of SEDOLL, FunWestDoll and LilyDoll. It also claims that its team has personally attended exhibitions and visited factories in China, produced its own factory documentation and unboxing videos, and established relationships with manufacturers and vendors in several countries.

If the associated photographs and videos genuinely document the company's own representatives and visits, this is considerably more useful than simply displaying manufacturers' promotional material.

However, a large portion of the page is built around claims of being “the first” to accomplish various things in the Spanish-speaking market. SexDollsYRelatos claims to have been the first to introduce Irokebijin and Piper Doll to Hispanic customers, the first to provide certain door-to-door shipping services in Latin America, the first Spanish-language vendor to personally document Chinese factories and exhibitions, the first to produce detailed doll unboxings, and the creator of the first universal Spanish-language love-doll forum.

These claims may be true, but they are historical claims that are difficult to establish merely from the company's own account. Unless independent evidence can be found, we would regard them as unverified marketing claims rather than established facts.

One particularly unusual statement is:
“Unlike our competitors' early days, we have NEVER used fake comments or reviews, and we have never been accused of doing so.”

The first part is essentially impossible for an outside auditor to prove solely from the website, while the second is an exceptionally broad claim. Absence of an accusation is difficult to establish, and being accused or not accused of something would not by itself demonstrate whether the underlying conduct occurred. We therefore give little evidentiary value to this statement.

The claim that SexDollsYRelatos is the only vendor that has responded within 24 hours, 24/7, since opening is similarly problematic. A company can reasonably promise its own response times, but claiming to be the only business in an entire market to achieve them would require knowledge of every competitor's customer-service performance. This reads more like promotional exaggeration than a verifiable competitive advantage.

The product-quality section is more restrained. SexDollsYRelatos says it selects established manufacturers and only establishes commercial relationships with brands it considers sufficiently reputable. This is a reasonable role for a specialized multi-brand vendor. However, the statement that all of these manufacturers meet the “highest health standards” of destination countries, including European Union requirements, would be stronger if accompanied by specific certifications, laboratory reports or applicable regulatory standards rather than a general assurance.

Another positive feature is that the company displays photographs it identifies as actual customer orders. Such photographs can help demonstrate that a retailer is genuinely processing customized dolls, particularly when there is enough variety and historical material to establish that they were accumulated over time. They do not independently prove sales volumes or customer satisfaction, but they are more useful than generic factory catalog photography.

What is noticeably missing from this About Us page, however, is basic corporate information. Despite the lengthy history, we are not told the legal name of the company operating SexDollsYRelatos, its registration number, a specific physical business location, or a clear date on which the store began operating. “Goodman” is identified as the person who created the original blog, but little verifiable information is provided about the business entity subsequently created around it.

That distinction is important. The page provides considerably more personality and industry history than many vendors, but personality is not the same thing as corporate transparency.

Overall, the story presented by SexDollsYRelatos is relatively plausible and refreshingly specific in places. The company does not appear to be pretending to manufacture the products it sells, and its claimed factory visits, industry relationships, original videos, order photographs and Spanish-language community activities provide several avenues through which its history could potentially be independently verified.

At the same time, the About Us page contains numerous self-awarded “firsts” and absolute statements that should not be accepted without supporting evidence. More importantly, it would benefit considerably from clearly identifying the legal business behind the website, where that business is registered and when commercial operations actually began.

Verdict: Promising signs of genuine industry involvement, but the company history and numerous “first” claims require independent verification, while corporate transparency remains limited.

This vendor does not hold their own inventory, and stays deliberately vague about how orders are fulfilled. There is no clear information on their site explaining who actually ships the doll, or where it ships from. In practice, this almost always means a Chinese factory ships directly to the customer, but the vendor avoids saying so. Customers buying from this vendor should know that the seller likely never sees, inspects, or handles the doll being shipped to them.

The website is clean and easy to navigate. Although there is no dedicated filtering tool, the products are organized into numerous subcategories, which helps customers narrow down their search and find relevant models more easily.

This vendor presents itself as a specialist serving the Spanish-speaking market, with particular emphasis on customers in Mexico and South America. The company claims to be able to ship its products throughout these regions.

We were unable to independently verify the extent of this shipping coverage. However, we also found no customer reports directly contradicting these claims, so we have no particular reason to believe that they are inaccurate.

What concerns us more is the company's tendency to make exaggerated marketing claims. For example, it claims to have been the first vendor to produce sex doll unboxing videos. This is clearly inaccurate: sex doll unboxing videos have existed online for many years, long before this company was established.

The company also claims to be the "only ones who respond in less than 24 hours, always 24/7." This statement is problematic for several reasons. Responding to customers within 24 hours should be a basic expectation for an online vendor, rather than an exceptional achievement. More importantly, claiming to be the *only* vendor providing this level of responsiveness would require reliable data about competing vendors that the company is unlikely to possess.

These types of statements appear to be exaggerated marketing claims and, in some cases, are demonstrably inaccurate. They therefore raise some concerns about the accuracy of other promotional statements made on the website.

That being said, the vendor appears to be specifically targeting a market that is not particularly well served by many established sex doll retailers. "If you are located in Mexico or South America and the company can confirm in writing that it can reliably deliver to your country, this vendor may be worth considering."

We would simply recommend verifying shipping conditions, customs responsibilities, warranty coverage, and return procedures before placing an order.