After a short hiatus to keep our eye on the Scam pouring into the Loeries Awards this year, we're pleased to announce that we are turning our attention back to bring you examples from the dirty world of Scamvertising.
Below is our latest spotting:
What probably started out as a guerilla idea - which was hopefully turfed by the CD's, if they know any better - became forced into this awkward piece of print Scam. With such a shallow concept and poor re-touching, I'm surprised magazines would even consider running this piece of cheesy crap. What's more, if any client ever came across this execution, they would surely have fired at least the creative team who schemed this up - leaving the Scammers no choice but to flight it in Ads of The World - in their ridiculous attempt at convincing everyone that this was legit.
Maybe they should stop eating so much of this cheesy goodness and go back to brainstorming on some real campaigns.
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