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If everyone did this, it would shift the burden from overwhelmed customer service reps, to overwhelmed paralegals in the AG's office. And those people are paid
by chatmasta 4y ago
If everyone did this, it would shift the burden from overwhelmed customer service reps, to overwhelmed paralegals in the AG's office. And those people are paid with our tax dollars, which would mean the taxpayer is paying a penalty for poor customer service from every company.
Of course, if everyone did this, then hopefully it would also cause the company to fix their issues before it got to the point of overwhelming the AG's office. But doesn't it sound a little... centrally planned? communist? ... to need to tattle to the AG for every minor complaint you have with a company? I mean, great that it works, but it seems like a broken and unsustainable system.
- thwayunion 4y agoAn AGs office can fuck you up big time. Ruin execs lives. Wipe out LPs and their progeny. Destroy family names that go back to the revolutionary war. You are correct. Capital adapts. Class war is a dialectic. This is just a micro tactic. Draw blood, retreat, regroup.
- chatmasta 4y agoThat sounds like exactly the kind of place I don't want to send a bunch of petty complaints with a return address.
- thwayunion 4y agoAGOs handle consumer complaints. It's literally in their mandate in most states. I've had nothing but friendly and helpful interactions with two different AGOs. > petty complaints Petty crime is still crime.