It's the game we all play: big companies pretend they care about customers and provide mediocre service at a tolerable price, and customers get to pay for it and pretend like they have any choice in the matter. Everyone understands that while corporations keep claiming that user experience is important to them, the only thing most of them really care about is how much money they can rake in. And sometimes they get a little too carried away while chasing the dollar, and that's when the mask begins to slip.
And when companies get brazen enough to step on consumers' toes, customers tend to make their shenanigans public. Let's see what kind of transgressions they thought they could get away with this time:
The Smallest Suggested Option Is In The Middle
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April Fools :)
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Shein Puts A Fake Battery Warning On Their Ad To Bait You Into Tapping
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Netflix Doesn't Work On Some TVs If You Have The Plan With Advertisements
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YouTube Allows You To Spend 15 minutes On A Survey Before Displaying This
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Microsoft Wants This Customer To Send A Physical Letter If They Want A Skype Refund
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User Score Inflation
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So, A 1-Pack?
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Used To Be An 8-Pack, Now It's "Buy 6 Get 2 Free"
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"Not Subscribed To Our Mailing List? Must Be A Mistake!"
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Apple App Store Suggests A Suspicious ChatGPT Clone
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This Is Borderline Fraud
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Matryoshka Doll Method
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Anyone Excited To Subscribe To High Beams?
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Deleted Facebook Account In 2019 But Still Getting Updates With No Way To Cancel
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Better Not Breathe On This Hotel's Precious Pringles Cans
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And With This Bench Design, They Won't Be Able To
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Unskippable Loud Ads While Getting Gas
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You Have To Press 'No' To Collect Your Winnings
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