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moonpuppy

join:2000-08-21
Glen Burnie, MD
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reply to JasonD
Re: Nasty

said by JasonD :

said by rudnicke See Profile :

Why are all these corporations so nasty to consumers?
Get a F-ing clue. Do you know what it's like to operate a business? Do you as a consumer like the services and benefits businesses offer? The business environment companies have to deal with is the nasty place, and mandatory arbitration is the only way for businesses (some more than others) can offer a functional business model- without having their legal team being the largest piece in the organization. I'm not entirely blaming customers for this, our judicial system makes it far too easy for cases to be brought, and the courts to be abused.

Without companies having the flexibility to offer mandatory arbitration means the best case would be that your consumer costs would be higher, worst case at least some business services would be non-existent. And as always, companies always spell out dispute resolution terms up front. Don't like it? DON'T BUY IT!
You are the one full of BS. I have run a business and never had the issues you claim to have had.

Arbitration is nothing more than buying your judge and verdict.

If a business did not try and screw over consumers day after day, this wouldn't be a problem.

fiberguy
My views are my own.
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And your business is the model for everyone else? Do you have millions of customers? no... doubt it. Anyway...

When you guys sit here and throw around, loosely I might add, "business screwing over the consumer".. you often forget that it's and objectionable opinion you're speaking of, and like others said, businesses are tired of running to court at every turn because a consumer found the right greedy attorney to drag the company to court over something outright stupid and slap a six digit figure to the complaint over a 3 digit "dispute"...

It's also easy for people to say the consumer is "screwed" yet very rarely do people every say why and give real examples.

Truth be known - the consumer is not always right. Sorry, Marshall Fields... but THAT was a great marketing campaign in the early 90's that only caused major misguided entitlement issues in the world today.

**'The Customer is always right' - What they were attempting to do was to make the customer feel special by inculcating into their staff the disposition to behave as if the customer was right, even when they weren't.**

Want some good truth reading? »positivesharing.com/2006/07/why-···service/

The business sets the terms.. some consumers don't like them - go elsewhere. If you have no other choice, don't call it being screwed, instead, be smart and approach with caution moving forward.

I also operate businesses. While I do my best to take care of the customer, some people will never feel you treat them right no matter what. THERE is your "I'm being screwed" consumer.. at some point, the company just says "forget you" and gets tired of dealing with the customer.
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