Blockbuster #1. Drove local businesses out of business who charged $1 a movie. Then they jacked the movies up to $5 a movie.
Cox (Cable) (been with them since 1999). $150 for cable + internet
Verizon (sucky reception even literally next door to them, removed unlimited data plan, made insurance plan suck, used to replace your phone, removed 2 year replacement plan and now only give $30 discount, got rid of normal phones almost and want you to lug around a data phone for $100+. I hate AT&T and Sprint even more.
Taco Bell/KFC - Shitty ingredients during one of the take-overs.
Bank of America - Been shitheads since 1990 or earlier.
Assholes wouldn't even cash their own official check at their own branch without opening an account. They suck at banking and at credit cards.
Chase tookover Washington Mutual. At least that was the case for my WaMu credit card. The monthly credit scores for owning the WaMu card were nice. I'm in a credit union now that does the same.
I haven't found Verizon to be too bad. I agree they are the best of a bunch of poor choices.
I haven't experienced them personally, but I understand that Spirit Airlines is awful.
Being grandfathered in to Verizons unlimited data plan makes me feel ok about them. At least they let you keep it if you had it before they changed the rules.
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Being grandfathered in to Verizons unlimited data plan makes me feel ok about them. At least they let you keep it if you had it before they changed the rules.
It does until I realize I pay $100 a goddamn month for what is essentially a data plan. The pay as you go by Tmobile has been looking more and more attractive each month.
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