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For me, it is never. I tend to trust people and companies to do the right thing, but when they violate that trust, they get on my permanent blacklist. I also
by deepspace 6y ago
For me, it is never. I tend to trust people and companies to do the right thing, but when they violate that trust, they get on my permanent blacklist. I also don't fly United or park in Impark lots for the same reason. And I will never again turn off my ad-blocker after the Forbes fiasco, despite sites begging me to do so.
- wmf 6y agoYou can find a reason to blacklist every company and then you can't buy anything.
- McAtNite 6y agoThere’s a difference between being nit picky and blacklisting a company for being openly hostile to their customers. Will I ever create a new Facebook account? No. Will I ever open a Wells Fargo account after their habit of making faking ones? Nope. Writing off a company for adding root kits to their machines out of the box seems to be perfectly reasonable.
- burnishing 6y agoDo you use Aspirin?
- toast0 6y agoDo you acetylsalicylic acid or a specific manufacturer's product? Regardless, a lot of people would say no to either, acetomenephen and ibuprofen have largely replaced Asprin for most uses.
- distances 6y agoI've never had aspirin to my knowledge. I wonder how it's possible it's been gone for decades and it's still somehow a known product name.
- deepspace 6y agoYes, most companies do something bad, sometimes and I'm all for forgive-and-forget if the error is understandable and they take steps to correct it. But doing something so way-out egregious as installing a rootkit on customer's machines speaks to a company culture that makes me extremely reluctant to do business with them again.