So, if you've tried going onto ASOS to take advantage of the weak Sterling Pound in the wake of Brexit, you can forget it because you'll see this:

From the looks of complaints posted to its Facebook page, it's been down for more than half a day now — they've also acknowledged it in this Facebook post:

Could it be Brexit?

We don't know, but ASOS's site went down quite awhile before the final results of the vote were tallied, judging by these Facebook complaints:

The popular shopping site's customer service staff were working overtime responding to every "WHY IS YOUR SITE DOWN?" question with comments that sounded positively embarrassed:

Naturally, some began to speculate:

And some, like this Danish shopper, even took the time to extrapolate and contemplate the financial implications of Brexit on their spending power:

Others were just depressed they no longer had their go-to outlet to cheer themselves up:

So for those of you thinking of flocking to UK sites to take advantage of the immediate economic impact of Brexit, we have something to say to you:

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Top image: Screenshot from ASOS.com

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