Woman Sticks Phone Number on Porsches in Zurich to Find Sugar Daddy
A woman known only as Cat has sparked public debate and legal questions in Zurich by affixing contact information and custom labels directly onto high-end Porsche vehicles in a bid to secure financial backing, according to reporting by 20 Minuten.
Operating in Switzerland’s largest city, the individual targets luxury sports cars parked on public streets, leaving physical notices bearing her personal details. The unconventional campaign aims to attract a financially secure partner, commonly referred to as a sugar daddy, by directly approaching owners of premium German automobiles.
The practice has drawn attention from local motorists and legal observers examining the boundaries of property interference and public advertising. Under Swiss property and traffic regulations, affixing adhesive materials or unsolicited items to private vehicles without the owner’s consent can raise civil and criminal questions regarding property damage or unauthorized commercial solicitation.
Authorities in Zurich have not yet announced formal penalties or confirmed whether formal complaints have been filed by affected vehicle owners. Local law enforcement continues to monitor public order and property protection standards across the city’s upscale parking zones.