Spinoff: Who are "YOU" done with.... and why?

RRRR · 02-06-2012, 11:18 PM

Have "YOU" been fkuffed over by someone (business, not personal)? Are "YOU" done with them? Do tell.....

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RRRR · 02-06-2012, 11:22 PM

Presently, I am done with Quiznos. Last summer, I got a big ole hair in a sandwich. I'm talking 10" or longer; I haven't eaten there since.

RRRR · 02-06-2012, 11:23 PM

Also, WallyWorld. I wouldn't shop there, even on "Free Blow Job Friday."

ImportKILLER · 02-07-2012, 12:20 AM

NAPA.

Bought a form a funnel, decided against it and tried to take it back. Manager says its a "special order part, not refundable" and when I told him I wasn't told so when I purchased it, he just shrugged. Wasn't professional, gave off a "I don't give an eff" attitude the whole time.

So, my money goes elsewhere.

he-manhondah8er · 02-07-2012, 01:33 AM

Wal-Mart.

I'm perfectly content with paying more for my items somewhere else if it means I never have to step foot in that sh*tty store.

etc. · 02-07-2012, 02:09 AM

Northern Tool.
Siliconeintakes.com

Advance Auto if they dont give me back my credit.

Dynamo · 02-07-2012, 07:41 AM

Sonic - Those guys couldn't get an order right to save their lives. Their drinks are overpriced and they never mix the slushes enough.

dtp · 02-07-2012, 08:38 AM

Crossland Real Estate in Austin, husband, wife combo. Husband likes to lecture, wife complains about hard work (opening portal). They sold a home fast for me about 4 years back so I gave them lots of good will. They lost it with double talk/bailing on a property management deal in the last minute a couple months back. Lucky for them real estate does well in Austin because I don't think they could get by in a tough market. I also used an 'inpector' of theirs that I trusted who missed some big things in a rental I bought for our inlaws. Stuff that can be dealt with, but stuff that a trained eye should have caught. I consider that one though partially my fault.

When they terminated a management deal with me, they offered the services of their people. I kindly told them I'd use my own. They're going to lose business for their people and the commission on a home purchase for my inlaws, but with the market here I doubt they care.

350TPI · 02-07-2012, 11:41 AM

Dell,i will NEVER buy another computer from them again...ass*****

5SPDCHK · 02-07-2012, 11:58 AM

Dyson. $400 for a vacuum that works when it feels like it. Naturally, it was fine for the first 2 years while it was still under warranty. As soon as it was 2 years and 1 day old it started. The brushes don't stay down on the "carpet" setting so it doesn't pick up crap. I used to be able to adjust the setting when I turned the thing on and it would stay that way but now it won't stay at all. Biggest waste of $400 ever. I would rather spend $150 on a new vacuum every 2 years.

Stealth 86 LSC · 02-07-2012, 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by 5SPDCHK

Dyson. $400 for a vacuum that works when it feels like it. Naturally, it was fine for the first 2 years while it was still under warranty. As soon as it was 2 years and 1 day old it started. The brushes don't stay down on the "carpet" setting so it doesn't pick up crap. I used to be able to adjust the setting when I turned the thing on and it would stay that way but now it won't stay at all. Biggest waste of $400 ever. I would rather spend $150 on a new vacuum every 2 years.

How long ago did you buy it? Dyson's warranty is 5 years.

5SPDCHK · 02-07-2012, 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Stealth 86 LSC

How long ago did you buy it? Dyson's warranty is 5 years.

It was only 2 years when I bought it. July of 2007. If it's 5 years, that's news to me... and happy news, at that! I will still never waste my money on one again though.

CatsTasteGood · 02-07-2012, 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by 5SPDCHK

Dyson. $400 for a vacuum that works when it feels like it. Naturally, it was fine for the first 2 years while it was still under warranty. As soon as it was 2 years and 1 day old it started. The brushes don't stay down on the "carpet" setting so it doesn't pick up crap. I used to be able to adjust the setting when I turned the thing on and it would stay that way but now it won't stay at all. Biggest waste of $400 ever. I would rather spend $150 on a new vacuum every 2 years.

I need a vacuum. Want to give it to me if I pay shipping?

allmotorta · 02-07-2012, 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by 5SPDCHK

Dyson. $400 for a vacuum that works when it feels like it. Naturally, it was fine for the first 2 years while it was still under warranty. As soon as it was 2 years and 1 day old it started. The brushes don't stay down on the "carpet" setting so it doesn't pick up crap. I used to be able to adjust the setting when I turned the thing on and it would stay that way but now it won't stay at all. Biggest waste of $400 ever. I would rather spend $150 on a new vacuum every 2 years.

Why is there carpet in the kitchen?

Camride · 02-07-2012, 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by allmotorta

Why is there carpet in the kitchen?