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No. I don't think this ad is as bad as
this one, but don't you think it's a little over-the-top to compare broken links with a three-year-old packing a 9 millimeter? This postcard ad is for a product called
LinkFixerPlus made by
LinkTek, a
Clearwater, Florida-based company which counts
UBS, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman as its clients. (Maybe this is appealing to the military- contractor demographic.) Turn the postcard over, and there's an attempt to turn this stupid/offensive ad into a concept. It says: "You wouldn't let your kids play with guns. So don't pull the trigger on your data migration project without
LinkFixerPlus!"
Sheesh.
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