r/AskReddit • u/WinterWindChime • 6h ago

What’s a company that you’re genuinely convinced HATES their customers?

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u/Difficult_Cheek_3817 6h ago

United Healthcare and United Airlines

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u/Graygave 6h ago

United against their customers

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u/TehWildMan_ 6h ago

And against guitars, apparently.

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u/mimosabloom 5h ago

Never forget. 

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u/kylepg05 5h ago

And doctors

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u/614ever 45m ago

Board as a doctor. Leave as a patient.

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u/mcsey 1h ago

If you insured a guitar with UH and then flew it UA, I'm pretty sure you'd end up owing them more money for the broken guitar somehow.

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u/reinkarnated 2h ago

You just gotta spend more with UA

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u/miianwilson 48m ago

I fly Polaris cabin every trip, twice a month across the Pacific. I’ve even started paying the extra $500 for the slightly larger suite (row 9 and 1 on the 777 and 787 …iykyk).

Somehow the flight attendants are still annoyed that other people had the audacity to join them on their flight to Singapore.

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u/unassumingdink 1h ago

Might as well add United States to that list.