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.
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discover and charter communications are the worst companies i've ever dealt with.
discover had extremely obnoxious people that would call weekly and ask why i wasn't using my card, because i had a zero balance and just didn't use the card.
Charter is notorious as having the worst customer service. and as an existing internet service customer of several years my bill suddenly went up ten dollars. when i called the lady said it would be reduced to the original rate if i got their phone service. well i made the mistake of doing that and and the installer was very unprofessional plus i thought their phone service sucked. my aunt just went with them and the installers haven't changed. she had some fat black dude practically laying on her couch watching her TV when he had already completed the TV service install and was supposed to be working on the phone service.
i no longer do business with either company and i never will again. i just reminded myself to contact both listed companies and tell them to stop sending their business solicitation s**t to my house. F*** you discover you ignorant f***' s and same to you charter.
It is impossible for me to believe that Monsanto didn't make the list, with 98% of Americans demanding that congress make them label thier poisons so we can choose not to buy them.
I think the concensus on Wal-mart is clear. It must be pretty close to 98% of us that are fed up with them too.
This must be another elitist media story. I dont care what a bank does, because I can go to another bank. But when the govt positions certain stores or corporations to be able to poison many people all at once for a generation, Then them I hate. Especially when they make money off of it at my families expense.
Dish Network does suck tho, they got that one right.
We've had T-Mobile since 2005 and any problems we've had have been minor and corrected right away. Now, we are eligible for a full upgrade after 22 months, but they a have stopped giving the same discounts on phones as they use to. They want us to pay full retail price of $400 for a phone but spread out the payments on the phone and pay $20 per month over 20 months which would increase our phone bill by $80 per month as we have a family plan. What on Earth are they thinking? Luckily, our contract plan is up is less than a month!
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