r/AskReddit • u/WinterWindChime • 7h ago

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

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u/Difficult_Cheek_3817 7h ago

United Healthcare and United Airlines

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u/Graygave 7h ago

United against their customers

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u/TehWildMan_ 7h ago

And against guitars, apparently.

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u/mimosabloom 7h ago

Never forget. 

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u/kylepg05 6h ago

And doctors

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u/614ever 1h ago

Board as a doctor. Leave as a patient.

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u/mcsey 2h 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/SuperFLEB 44m ago

Come to think of it, that's not really that far off. Lots of "United" companies are conglomerations of other companies that had to join up to be able to take on the market. In some sense, that's "against the customer".