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5 most-hated companies in America

Ever walk out (or pull your investment out) of a business vowing that you will never, ever return? Here's where customers, employees or stockholders are fed up.

By Douglas A. McIntyre and Michael B. Sauter,24/7 Wall St.

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Baal Sach
Feb 4, 2013 10:38AM
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yeah, then dont shop there or buy their products...

still waiting on the zombie apokolypse
Someone (Polar)
Feb 4, 2013 10:34AM
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Where's WalMart? They should have made this list too...
Someone
Feb 4, 2013 10:27AM
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The US Government should hold the top 10 for sure with their raping and pillaging of the legal American citizens.
Old Guy134
Feb 4, 2013 10:22AM
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5? They should have published the top 100. I could list 20 that i will never invest with or shop at! I wish they had just made car dealers as a group number one. I would trade much more often if i didn't have to go thru the dealers.
Bob Ronning (Ifyournotdumbyourwhat)
Feb 4, 2013 10:13AM
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I deal with four of these five companies and they have treated me well. Obvioously the author had a personal grunge.
freddddd
Feb 4, 2013 10:07AM
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The news media is the thing I hate the most won't give you any news talking heads are sofull of  botox it is not funny
slipnslide
Feb 4, 2013 9:11AM
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Verizon  are the woorst liars i ever saw i live in canada they told me it is free to call each phone  so i got 2 phones but when one is in canada it cost you both to talk to each other i had the phones for 3 weeks with 2 year contract and i gave them 630.00 dollars all ready and cant get out of it now thieves

gleno1 fl
Feb 4, 2013 9:05AM
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What!  No Bank of America?  thought for sure i'd see it on the list.

mailer
Feb 4, 2013 9:00AM
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Add Gannett to this list. They treat their employees like dirt.
jw1538
Feb 4, 2013 8:59AM
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They left out GE Capital, Chase, and Delta Airlines....
macsplinter
Feb 4, 2013 8:56AM
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They have the worse coverage in our area. I can sit in a eatery across from a T-mobil store and not get a signal.
micliemma
Feb 4, 2013 8:54AM
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I'm glad my interview with J.C.Penny went bad i dodged a bullet
Margie Frank
Feb 4, 2013 8:52AM
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When they did away with the clothing for the over 50 plus age why shop there.  Don't think a grandmother would look too good with tight jeans and mini blouse on.  Use to shop there all the time now why bother they don't want the over 40 crowd in there. 
Margie Frank
Feb 4, 2013 8:49AM
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Their system is the worst trying to look a show up is terrible plus their programing.  Sorry I switched will change when contract is up.
Frank Barnett
Feb 4, 2013 8:47AM
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Who makes these lists? I can think of many worse companies than these
Sensible31648
Feb 4, 2013 8:36AM
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I've noticed many "repeat posts" on MSN subjects...are you trying to inflate your own worth MSN? Or fill up more space?
simply_put
Feb 4, 2013 7:55AM
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Bank of America, Capital One, Dish, any car company and mortgage company......Facebook not so much since they can't cheat you out of money. If you have problems with Facebook then it's probably because you put your business out there for the world to see. FB doesn't break families; people break families.
KnoWay
Feb 4, 2013 7:32AM
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I have had T-Mobile for years and have not had a problem they could not happily fix.  I do not want to ever go back to AT&T whose customer service will bring you to tears.  They are worst, by far.  BOA are like terrorists, the way they treat their customers.  And comcast is laughable.  They will make up bills on the phone because they don't even know why they charged you. 
slick willie
Feb 4, 2013 7:17AM
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one other caviat --- Im buying a new truck with the savings -- they companies dont like to here this -- but its ur money you can spend it your way or thet them have it.
DW777
Feb 4, 2013 7:15AM
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FACEBOOK ( crook)NO. ONE HATE
more scam and lies and corruption from facebook he sold more then 1 billion shares to friends and private bankers before it was on the real share market other people go to jail for it !!! the keep there likes, and fig up with bots still and all in court for it !!! people must be blind?? its not a company !!! the don't have value the try to sell tin air ?!!!!

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