Facebook is a great way for businesses to let people know about their product or upcoming events, but something tells us that Crumlin Shopping Centre's page might not be exactly going to plan.
While the profile has been getting the shopping centre a lot of attention in the past few days, we're not sure if it's the type of attention that the management had hoped for, as it appears as though they have been given a surreal parody tribute page.
The updates, which have only been going up over the past few days, include notices about the dog fights taking place around the back of the shopping centre, as well as celebrating the anniversary of the time they found the priceless Caravaggio painting in the Crazy Prices that used to be there.
Of course, they also shared a post to mark the start of the Chinese New Year, which was a big event for some of their staff.
Either this is a great piece of subversive viral marketing by the folks in Crumlin, or they don't know that it exists yet and the page won't last long once they find out. Whatever the case, we're enjoying it.
Pic via Crumlin Shopping Centre/Facebook
