Disgruntled Client Videos Client-Bashing Agency

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This sounds fake, looks fake, feels fake an probably is fake. Hopefully, it’s not another Agency.com Subway video disaster in the making. Posted in the Adrants forum and on YouTube is a video taken, apparently, by a client’s cell phone camera which shows the agency bashing the client while she was out of the room (she left her camera phone on as she left). The text of the conversation, which you can read here on a blog called The Disgruntled Client seemingly set up simply to trash this client’s agency, seems contrived and fake.

Some Adrants forum members have doubted the purity of this video and the blog surmising it to be just another poor attempt by an oh-so-cool agency to promote themselves using attempts at social media wit. We’ve sent an inquiry to the blog’s owner for clarification but have not yet received a reply. We’re leaning toward fake but we’ll report back any information, if any, we receive from The Disgruntled Client.

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