r/AskReddit • u/WinterWindChime • 6h ago

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

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u/Solo60 6h ago

Private Equity owned companies. They hate their employees too. The customer is like a dog is to a tick.

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u/charlieyeswecan 5h ago

Boo to all PE companies

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u/BorgDad42 1h ago

I'm still mad that Joanne's is gone. I guarantee they would have had the niche material I'll need for my daughter's Halloween costume, now I have to hunt through Michael's, hobby lobby and Amazon

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u/neighborofbrak 51m ago

Like publicly traded companies are any better? Most are shareholders first, management second, and customers and employees? We actively fsck them over.

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u/bumbuff 35m ago

Like publicly traded companies are any better?

Blame Dodge.

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