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ScamWow magically cleans up BP's image
ScamWow may not clean up oil spills, but it can clean up your corporate image! Watch Greenpeace's hilarious spoof video.
Wed, Jul 14 2010 at 12:13 PM

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Gulf Oil Spill

Screenshot courtesy of Greenpeace

There’s one silver lining (if you can call it that) of the Gulf Oil Spill: Funny spoof videos! The latest one comes from Greenpeace: Cleaning up an oil spill’s impossible, so just clean up your image — with ScamWow!
 
 
 
 
Because I’m not a late-night TV watcher, I’d actually never actually heard of ShamWow, the cleaning product Greenpeace’s spoof is based on. But the video’s funny anyway, complete with a scientist who gets the ScamWow brand name wrong and a “We’ll throw in a legal expert for free!” pitch.

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