why some always support the big brands

RobertoMoir

truthman007 wrote: »

This looks to me bit suspicious, are they working for them or any hidden contract between them. If you say you have problem with TESCO, Comet or any other big brands, you can see many people and talk to save them and tell us to go back to your work properly.

But if you tell some asd.co.uk not doing well they will come and join with you and support you. Strange world.

I don't suppose its occurred to you that maybe what people are "supporting" is the "correct answer". You know, those pesky facts and rules and laws. Oh and common sense, though there seems to be a short supply of that these days.

pitkin2020

RobertoMoir wrote: »

I don't suppose its occurred to you that maybe what people are "supporting" is the "correct answer". You know, those pesky facts and rules and laws. Oh and common sense, though there seems to be a short supply of that these days.

Indeed, esp in the OP's case.

dreamypuma

I still have absolutely no clue what this thread is about. :think:

Dr.Shoe_2

There are a number of reasons why people "support" well known brands but not new websites:

• "They don't get that big by cheating their customers."

• They have a reputation to uphold

• More people are likely to have had firsthand (and positive) experience.

• People like to contribute to a thread and so may rubbish a small firm they have never heard of just so that they feel included.

ckerrd

pitkin2020 wrote: »

Truthman you really should change your user ID to FullOfIt.

You seem to have major problems with every high street retailer, do you not think the problem actually lies with yourself rather than all these companies??

You appear to have missed the "Sh" from that.

DCFC79

dreamypuma wrote: »

I still have absolutely no clue what this thread is about. :think:

the english in the first post isnt the best but what i gather he is on about is something to do with big brands eg tesco, virgin media and why some people support them

ckerrd

truthman007 wrote: »

If you dont understand anything, i'm happy to teach you, no shy about that. No idea what that means. Send me a PM if you need more lesson.

I'm not a shakespeare but i try my best to teach you.

The only thing missing from the above is "Me love you long time"

dreamypuma

DCFC79 wrote: »

the english in the first post isnt the best but what i gather he is on about is something to do with big brands eg tesco, virgin media adn why some people support them

Thanks. I thought it was about why we shouldn't support big brands.

pitkin2020

ckerrd wrote: »

You appear to have missed the "Sh" from that.

MY bad, It was implied though
:rotfl::rotfl:

tomwakefield

It seems that he makes some bizarre thread about a big brand with unrealistic expectations of said brand, and is then surprised no-one supports his point of view.