A Weeks' Worth of Shirts
$32 each for a premium quality shirt when you buy five or more! Limited Time Offer.
All shirts are made from quality cotton fabric with high craftsmanship. Fill your summer wardrobe with quality shirts from GoDingo.
http://www.godingo.com.au/AboutUs/Blog/BlogArticle/10007/A_weeks__worth_of_shirts_for_$160_delivered!
Even if we cannot, the spelling mistake reflects poorly on the company (especially it is claiming on product quality).
It's not just one spelling mistake. That whole paragraph of text is appalling.
Tell you what OP, you provide me with the five shirts and I'll go through your website and fix all the spelling and grammatical mistakes for you. It will make your website appear more professional.
How do we know for sure that what they are sellings are "shirts" ???
Hawes and Curtis is better
This is not a bargain. It is impossible to compare these prices against other prices as nobody else stocks these shirts. There are plenty of places where I can buy 5 shirts for less than $160. If you want to say that you have better quality than these other shirts, you need to do this somewhere other than here. OzBargain is not your personal advertising forum: neg.
P.S. The apostrophe only comes AFTER the 's' when the possessive noun is plural. In the case of 'A week's worth of shirts', week is singular, as indicated by the use of the article 'a' to indicate 'one'. As such, the apostrophe comes before the s. It's good to see you fixed this up in your post on OzBargain, but it needs fixing on the website, along with the appalling paragraph mentioned by Ashlea and Daabido.
Hey mod, can we get this guy banned for spam? 5 posts in 3 weeks all being very minor discounts on his company's shirts.
EDIT: Submitted a report… I guess this is what the button is for XD
spam spam spam
…if 5 for $80 maybe they can sell some.
"Don't need to worry what to ware tomorrow"
Are we allowed to neg for appalling spelling and/or grammar on the companies website?