Big Ass Fans.co.uk

I find your advertising offensive. Specifically - the use of the words "Big Ass". I understand that it probably attracts peoples attention and they find it humorous, but if the product truly stands for itself (it appears that this product does) then it is not necessary to use this means of advertising. No doubt it is not intended to offend, but just wanted to share my personal opinion and hopefully the opinions of others that believe in standing for what is right.

Your Big Ass Name is totally despicable. Great example for our youth!! I certainly would never buy one!!! (Then again, it might be an apt description of you.)

Just wanted to tell you; your marketing people are absolute geniuses. I have never spent so much time wandering around on a web site.

As for the name...What can I say???

In this world of everyone trying to be so perfectly politically correct, it's so refreshing to know there are people that still have a sense of humor.

Good Luck to you all! May the Big Ass Fan Company continue to grow.

Actually it was the talk of the town at a local pig roast, that and googleing weapons of mass destruction and selecting "I'm feeling lucky".

Seriously, that is a dandy name. Yes, it won't win points in the Bible Belt or with that dairy farmer up in New Hampshire, but hey, who needs 'em? There's plenty of fat wallets with a sense of humor in the world. Jimmy Bob and his brethern can go back to disciplinin' their daughters in the woodshed while the smart folks buy a good product that works (it does work don't it?) regardless of the name. Buck up kids, they don't like Letterman either and they sure as hell don' care for big ass ham. My favorite was "I won't draft a plan with a "Big Ass Fan on it" lol what? You mean you would specify a fan on a blueprint by name or would you just call it FAN. "What's that Jimmy? You mean this fan lookin thingie on the plan? Yup. Oh thats the carmichael industrial force hurricane fan." Get real. Here's a news flash, I wouldn't want a planner or architect who can't come up with the idea to simply write "fan" on the damn blueprint. Bunch of chedderheads to the man.

"We love your catchy fun marketing strategies. We just finished browsing your merchandise catalog and we were especially amused with the descriptions (love that mug)! It's nice to see that someone in the crazy industry keeps a sense of humor. Keep up the great work!"