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5 Examples of Guerilla Marketing Gone Extremely Wrong [Pics]

weburbanist.com — Guerilla marketing can be a very risky business. Some guerilla marketers who have crossed the line have caused everything from Olympic belly-flops to city-wide bomb scares and have been punished with anything from modest jail time to millions of dollars in fines. Here are five very colorful examples of guerilla marketing gone very very wrong.

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