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Who would you be glad to see go bust?
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TV licencing - if they were gone we'd all be richer! How it's even legal is beyond me!A waist is a terrible thing to mind.0
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SETANTA cos they are WAN........:eek: er sorry best not swear i'll just call them BANKERS.
And yes the banks too.:D0 -
1). Halfords. (tried charging me 115.99 for a car battery, without fitting today)
2). Currys / DSG
3). Land Rover / Jaguar
4). All estate agents.
5). and a few law firms for good measure.
Im sure I could think of many more......but it's weekend, and I dont want to get negative.
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robin_banks wrote: »Tiscali for me, I hoep no-one loses thier job but that said I hope they get taken over by a company that understands the telecoms business, they simply do not.
The most atrocious level of customer service I have ever come across.
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My boss. He can go.0
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Office of National Statistics.0
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Halifax is a bank has been for some time now.FungusFighter wrote: »Funny no one's mentioned the banks :rotfl:
(Or the mother-in-law, the boss, the annoying !!!!!! at work with all his btls etc ):TBarclaycard 3800
Nothing to do but hibernate till spring
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If the European Union went bust I'd masterbate that furiously I'd probably actualy pull my nob completely off
And it'd still be worth itHi, we’ve had to remove your signature. The one where you showed us Dithering Dad is a complete liar. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE Forum Team0 -
Oh I didn't know whether to thank that or report it. Very lol.scousethife wrote: »rude stuff0 -
I would not want to see anyone go bust, the consequences are devastating especially for those close to retirement, single parents and those with children.
I think what the credit crunch will do is make retailers and businesses take a long hard look at how they operate and treat customers. It is inevitable the ones that do survive will be those with good strategies in place across the board (financial, marketing & HR functions etc), value customers and treat them with respect. As on another thread the supermarkets are thriving, and that is not just because they produce cheap products, its the whole package that counts, and they all offer customer loyalty schemes and good services.0
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