PELVIC PUMP'R: Wind Mobile Unveils Sexual Marketing Campaign, 'Call-A-Sutra'

Posted by Knowlton Thomas on 2012-02-02 4:13:00 PM

Smartphones aren't often associated with "sexy," aside from perhaps those who call devices without cases "naked." But Vancouver-based discount wireless carrier Wind Mobile has put a rather sensual spin on things with its latest marketing ploy, dubbed "Call-A-Sutra."

A play on words of "kama sutra," an ancient text on human sexual behaviour, Call-A-Sutra is a hilarious—or offensive, depending on your type—series of sexually charged smartphone "positions." Here's a sampling.

The Rub Down

1. With your right hand, bend slightly and rub your phone screen against your right leg to get rid of the facial residue left on it by a previous companion.

2. Your partner, unsure of where their phone has been, uses their left hand to wipe their phone on their left leg before answering your call.

The Blindfold Bang

1. Walk with your head in a downward position.

2. Hold your phone with both hands and text your partner with your thumbs. 3. Unknowingly walk straight into a light pole.

4. Your partner, engrossed in your text, also walks with their head in a downward position.

5. Accidentally, they ram hard into a bike rack.

Hello, innuendos!

Company:
Wind Mobile
Website:
http://www.windmobile.ca
Location:
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Simply put, we want to create the most unforgettably positive customer experience in Canada. How? By speaking with you, not at or over you. By making every site you visit, every store you set foot in and every call you have with us into a meaningful conversation to help build something better - together. We'll make it as easy as possible to be a customer. You'll have more control over your mobile experience than... more


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Knowlton Thomas

Knowlton Thomas

Knowlton is the Associate Editor of Techvibes. A Vancouver-based writer and author, Knowlton has been published in national publications and has also appeared on television and radio. He has written two ebooks and more are in the works. Previously, he was an editor for New Westminster weekly The Other Press and served on its board of directors. When not working, Knowlton enjoys playing... more



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