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I'm surprised it's such a big thing. Is this a style of ad common in the US? To me the whole premise always seemed ridiculously fishy. Why would a retiring art
by shmeeed 8mo ago
I'm surprised it's such a big thing. Is this a style of ad common in the US?
To me the whole premise always seemed ridiculously fishy. Why would a retiring artisan commission a Youtube ad campaign, of all things?
- sanex 8mo agoNot at all, that's why it was so weird and noticeable.
- pndy 8mo agoThe first variants of this type of scam have appeared in Poland some 3-4 years ago on facebook. A poor private business owner had to close his/her/their business due to retiring, or place being devastated after the robbery or by fireworks explosion. And they're in a dire need of selling all their goods at a very attractive prices fast. There were leatherworkers, tailors, shoe makers, or as below jewellers/goldsmiths https://old.reddit.com/r/Polska/comments/1ltpt35 https://old.reddit.com/r/Polska/comments/1ltpt35 - from 7 months ago, this one also comes with a fake review from "Żuromin A." - which isn't even a male name but the name of a small village in northern Masovian voivodeship