corporate hate, does it hurt? March 9, 2005 4:09 PM Subscribe
You Suck!Forbes recently published an article detailing [their favorite] top 10 corporate hate websites, with somenot so surprisingnames on the list. Or you can roll your own. Grassroots in action, but does that action actually change anything? (found via /.)
posted by raygun21 (13 comments total)
prize for best URL has to go to this classic United Airlines hate site:
An Australian site that has had some success is Not Good Enough. NGE takes on customer complaints against any company and looks to work towards a resolution. A lot of corporations have badmouthed them in the past, but they usually end up coming to the party. posted by bangalla at 5:48 PM on March 9, 2005
Check out the company response to the verzion website. Everyone else called out one of their herd of PR people to say something reasonably bland, but I guess a CEO their eleven-year old field it on a whim or something. posted by kavasa at 6:01 PM on March 9, 2005
Corporate hate site. Something squishy about that term. Is it the corps that the sites hate, or is it lousy goods and services? posted by telstar at 6:06 PM on March 9, 2005
Almost any company has at least some haters. But the ones that have just massive amounts of angry customers and horror stories are the ones you should stay away from.
For example, I had a bad experience with U-Haul about a year ago, and afterwards I typed in "u-haul sucks" into Google and was stunned at the number of results. Should have looked before using them. posted by Potsy at 7:17 PM on March 9, 2005
It doesn't seem to be online anymore, but I always thought it was kind of clever that the anti-Qwest website was tsewq.com. Beats having a boring blahsucks domain, at any rate. posted by ibidem at 12:42 AM on March 10, 2005
I was always fond of this one, now gone and relegated to the wayback machine: EDS Lawsuits.com posted by shawnj at 12:55 PM on March 10, 2005
untied.com
posted by retronic at 5:07 PM on March 9, 2005