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So if other companies are worse does that excuse another of doing wrong?
by barhum 13y ago
So if other companies are worse does that excuse another of doing wrong?
- freehunter 13y agoThere would be very few companies to buy things from if we stopped doing business with every company that has ever had a complaint against them.
- barhum 13y agoI just want my laptop fixed. Once they fix it I would gladly remove everything. Sadly this is the only way to get their attention.
- differentView 13y agoI was with you until I saw this comment. If everything you've stated is true, why not keep what you have up and just add an update to how Toshiba fixed your laptop?
- barhum 13y agoYou are right...I will
- msh 13y agoOr maybe they would provide better service.
- benatkin 13y agoNo. It just means that we need to decide for ourselves what to do with information we hear about a company. I can't avoid every company people have said negative things about to me in person, and I certainly can't avoid every company that I've read bad things about on the Internet. The result is that I generally throw out anecdotes like yours, no matter where I hear them (including from immediate family members), and instead read reviews. In fact I sometimes even throw out my own opinions in favor of something more objective. I was severely wronged by T-mobile, and a year later, signed back up with them, and it's been great.