TORONTO ADVERTISING HALL OF SHAME | PEOPLE FOR A CLEAN CITY
The Toronto Advertising Hall of Shame's (TAHS) only purpose is to focus community, government, and advertising industry awareness on the growing decay of our city environment by thoughtless businesses using our streets, traffic signs, utility poles, and transit shelters for advertising, making Toronto appear like a third-world city. The TAHS is not affiliated with any government agency, industry group, or other special interest. |
| Toronto's Most Recent Junk Signs A tribute to advertising at its worst |
December 6, 2008 -This company, widely believed to be a serial eyesore junk sign neighbourhood polluter, struck many residential areas of the city Saturday posting as many as 16 junk signs at a single intersection. The company uses unlisted and/or cell phone numbers not easily tracked.
Would you sell you house to someone who advertises on street light poles and traffic signs, highway medians and your neighbour's lawn?
Previous eyesore junk sign offenders include AMM Enterprises is the name and Mr. Moore is the contact.
Alert residents have removed many of the signs but many more remain like the 16 signs removed from a single intersection of Eglinton and Kipling.
. Tell friends and neighbours about their eyesore signs and contact city Councillor Howard Moscoe councillor_moscoe@toronto.ca to complain.
| (left) Three of 16 eyesore junk signs at Eglinton and Kipling. |
