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I love WePays brass balls in pulling this stunt. Shows that they know how to hustle and get attention without spending butt loads in marketing haha. They've go
by camz 16y ago
I love WePays brass balls in pulling this stunt. Shows that they know how to hustle and get attention without spending butt loads in marketing haha.
They've got moxy.
- jtheory 16y agoI'm not sure what they're actually risking here, besides a stern talking-to by a security guard, and maybe some sour looks from PayPal execs. Does that take brass balls, really? [Now if the block of ice mysteriously slid out onto the stage during the keynote....] I personally have been soured on the idea of "stunt" marketing since businesses started having the "moxy" to pay someone to tattoo the company logo on their head, or to run a "shockingly" racy or edgy ad during the superbowl. Etc.. This isn't among the worst by a long shot, of course, but... well, it's a big block of ice used to make a bad pun about an actually fairly nuanced topic, and doing stunts for press does set them in a fairly dubious crowd. Kudos to WePay if it does work out for the better, but I hope we don't see more of these.