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6 Responses
I thought Whirly’s comparison to a Pis*oir was pretty apt.
I think they have missed a big trick here – the eBay logo needs to be a lot more prominent. The concept is good, but as you can see from the video people just walk by quickly. The ebay logo is a good colourful / in your face message – I personally would have made this more visible at a glance….maybe a bigger version of the USB xmas lights from last year 😉
the word NAFF springs to mind.
I’m not sure I saw the fun. Must have blinked. Apologies.
utter waste of money and space
yet again I wish I were the advertising agency that managed to blag this contract,
I wonder how many commuters even noticed it
as john says
where is the ebay.co.uk logo
could it be the graphics are designed to be only understandable to those blutered with Christmas gargle
could it possibly be a left over you should have gone to specsavers advert
#5 “yet again I wish I were the advertising agency that managed to blag this contract”
I think a back street printers may have been involved Norf, but an ad agency is stretching the imagination a bit to far 😆