Digital ad used to dump boyfriend: 'Dan, I'm leaving you for Gary' 'Laura' posed the message to 'Dan' at an Esso station in Manchester The Amscreen ad usually promotes snack deals and can be rented for £100 a month Valentine's Day is billed as the most romantic of the year. And for most couples, it means pulling out all the stops to show their partners just how much they care. However, one girlfriend used the special day to break up with her boyfriend - with a cold-hearted message on a petrol station's advertising board. 'Laura' paid to display the message at an Esso garage in Manchester because she knew her boyfriend went there everyday for his lunch so he would see it. Cruel: The break-up message was posted on an ad space at an Esso garage in Manchester by 'Laura' Not only did she announce that she was breaking up with her partner, she also informed him that she was leaving him for another man. The cowardly message reads: 'I'm leaving you for Gary. Your clothes are at your mum's. I've change the locks. 'Sorry to do this on Valentine's Day. Laura. The ad, which has become a social media hit, was spotted by Jordan Wilson who posted it on Twitter with the caption: 'This has to be the meanest dump ever. 'Not such a great Valentine's day for the man in question here. Eagle eye: Twitter user Jordan Wilson spotted the break-up message and posted it on the social media site with it quickly becoming an online hit To get dumped is bad enough, but the humiliation of seeing it displayed at your local petrol station is just one step too far. The Amscreen board, upon which the cruel message was displayed, usually advertises snack deals. And it appears that the break-up message didn't set Laura back too much - the ad space can be hired out for £100 a month. Of course, this could be an elaborate hoax - but as yet, the Twittersphere is yet to point the finger.