Mumbai Man Tries To Sell His ‘Exclusive Phone’ On Facebook & His Ad Is Too Funny To Ignore

At the present time, social media networks such as Facebook and Twitter are not just platforms to interact with our near and dear ones or express views over something but also used for the purposes of marketing and business. Often we stumble upon ads for selling vehicles, flats, mobile phones, jewellery etc.; few ads are quite interesting that we just can’t scroll without seeing them properly whereas some others are quite ordinary that we simply don’t pay any attention!

But this ad of a Facebook user who is selling his “exclusive mobile phone” at a throwback price is something no one can afford to ignore. We don’t know whether he got buyers or not but we are sure that he must have made fans with this!

Undoubtedly, this can be called a wonderful example of out of box advertising. A Facebook user Rohit Jaiswal posted an ad on Facebook for selling his mobile phone for just Rs. 1,000. However when you will look at the image in order to have a look of the mobile, you will get a big surprise as there is no image of the phone. In the image, Rohit’s hand can be seen showing the length and breadth of his mobile and he has written that there are no pics of the phone as he is using the same phone for clicking the picture and the size of the mobile is the same as shown in the pic with the help of his hands.

When a Twitter user saw this mind-blowing advertisement, she couldn’t stop herself from posting it on Twitter and as usual, people started reacting!

https://twitter.com/PunsTurnMeOn/status/808321002681679872

Here are some of the selected tweets!

This person should be given an award!

https://twitter.com/beparwahmalanga/status/808321311269228544

A sensible piece of advice:

Funny to the core 😀

All you dirty minds 😉

https://twitter.com/Kiran_Kamthe/status/808353422420254720

What was that? 😀

https://twitter.com/chaat_pakodi/status/808631097160450048

Don’t know why this Twitterati feels it’s John Cena’s phone..

Hilarious and unique, isn’t it? How did you find the ad? Let us know your views about it in the comments section below.