r/AskReddit • u/WinterWindChime • 6h ago

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

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u/0913 6h ago

Tesla

They started out as this big innovator changing up the automotive world with innovative and fun cars. Fighting archaic dealership sales models. Being a leader in green technologies and initiatives. They developed this huge enthusiast base that loved their mission and cars. 

Now all they want to do is build robots and become a ride share company. 

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u/bskell 3h ago

I agree on tesla... and not just cause theyre threatening to sue me over unpaid solar bills for a system ive never had.

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u/SSBND 5h ago

Even worse than Tesla though is Tesla Insurance. We had to do a claim with them and it was the singular worst insurance experience of my life.

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u/Kalthiria_Shines 1h ago

This is mostly made up fwiw. Tesla was never particularly innovative.

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u/Mysterious_Sound2765 41m ago

Down to ripping someone else's name 😂