This Knoxville, Tennessee agent wants you to know that his client may be motivated, but he’s not, like, certifiably nuts — yet.
There is nothing I like better than a little truth in advertising.
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Smithers
07.29.08 at 2:37 pm
“But not Stupid or Desparate” is OK. But I want more truth in their advertising.
Some possible examples of more honesty:
“Reduced … from “2006 price plus 25%” to “2006 price plus 20%”
“Reduced … (The price - not our waist lines)”
“Reduced … (not the price, but our savings account)”
“Reduced … But not Stupid or Desparate (although occasionally drunk and often flatulent)”
Kris Berg
07.29.08 at 8:02 pm
Good to be back, and good to have you back, Smithers.
Shailesh Ghimire
07.29.08 at 8:53 pm
This is classic.
Truth in advertising indeed!
Bryan Casteel
07.29.08 at 8:59 pm
SO TRUE. This is perfect - the message that ALL my seller clients want to send. “Hey, I want to sell this place but be real about your offer…”
Jamey Bridges
07.29.08 at 11:14 pm
I like that sign rider. I think often people are thinking motivated means “give away” or “hey, it’s almost free”. Nice to have some aspect of reality with that sign rider
Chris Shouse
08.01.08 at 6:18 pm
That is too funny I love it:)
Melina Tomson
08.02.08 at 9:34 pm
That is one of the funniest signs I have seen. I have to give that agent serious kudos for that one.
Linsey Planeta
08.27.08 at 10:53 am
Where can I get one of those signs? That is hilarious!