> What company has given you the worst customer service ever?

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I'm sure I've had worse but I'm fighting with ATT right now and I don't ever remember it being this hard.


Cancelled my internet account... they send me a "card" with money on and there is a list of fees associated with using it.  I call them to ask for a paper check since I don't want a stupid ATT credit card for shyt I cancelled.  They say it cannot be done.

The intent is you never use the card & AT&T keeps the funds when the card expires.

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I know it is a slimy intent.  Fuq ATT!

All telecom carriers suck.  It's only a matter to what extent.

IKEA is newly on my shyt list

Fuq their cheesy Pax wardrobe cabinets I wanted so bad and now discontinued. They made a cheesy particle board carcass even cheesier by eliminating the strong parts so that it can no longer support itself.

Bracing myself now for a quote from a bespoke brand instead, & they can’t install until February

Comcast & AT&T

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Amazon

How can you possibly hate having the world delivered to your feet in 2 days or less?

Do you remember the hellscape of going to a store for everything or ordering from a Sears catalog?

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IKEA is newly on my shyt list

Fuq their cheesy Pax wardrobe cabinets I wanted so bad and now discontinued. They made a cheesy particle board carcass even cheesier by eliminating the strong parts so that it can no longer support itself.

Bracing myself now for a quote from a bespoke brand instead, & they can’t install until February

My suck fest reality is going to be hunting down 6 huge used IKEA wardrobes on marketplace and stockpiling, then buying new doors and hinges & shyt just to get their old-style construction. God dammit transporting used shyt particle board closet carcasses that don’t like being moved without crumbling, from dubious homes & apartments, when the ones I’ve scoped out on marketplace for $50 already look like warped saggy yellowed shyt.

IKEA was supposed to be the compromise for this project to be relatively easy & relatively cheap and OK looking if you don’t look too close.

Now I’m probably going to get a $100,000 bill for luxury ones that are probably particle board underneath anyway.