You are checking out the web with the intention of buying some clothes and you see a link from one of your favourite clothing stores inviting you to enter a competition.
We are willing to bet that the last thing you expect to see when you click on that link is a child pornography site.
Which is what the poor fans (or should we say EX fans) of Internacionale have had to witness today.
Internacionale is a UK based fashion brand with over 140 stores nationwide. The brand posted links to a competition on their facebook and twitter page which then took those who clicked the link straight through to a website which showed “nude Russian teens”.
Major fail.
Sincerest apologies for the incorrect link in our previous tweet. It was entirely unintentional and we’re sorry for any offence caused.
— Internacionale (@internacionale) May 11, 2013
But to make it worse, the link remained up on the page for over and hour and even when people called to complain the company admitted that they knew about it and that their head office was “looking it to it”.
We hope that they weren’t looking too hard and call us cynics but just how do you make such a mistake? If you’ve got a link ready to copy and paste you must’ve visited said site…are we right?
So, @internacionale are aware of this and they’ve not logged straight on and removed the CP?
— Lizzums (@LizzumsBB) May 11, 2013
