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The only way to fight back is to cease being a customer. You don't need price information for that. How are you going to "fight back" with price data? If you s
by randomdata 3y ago
The only way to fight back is to cease being a customer. You don't need price information for that.
How are you going to "fight back" with price data? If you shift your habits to buy when the price is low – that's what they want you to do! A restaurant is far more efficient (read: profitable) when there is a steady stream of customers all day long, rather than having nobody in the place at 3PM and then a flood of people at 6PM. If a lower price can compel you to eat at 3PM instead of 6PM, that's a win for them.
- JohnFen 3y ago> The only way to fight back is to cease being a customer. You don't need price information for that. This is the approach I take. I don't think of it as "fighting back", though, as my goal isn't to change the bad behavior of companies. That's largely impossible. Instead, it's just a stance of pure self-protection. The only way I can protect myself against bad companies is to not engage with them at all.