Friend of MineThatData Chris Baggott tells of his displeasure with Best Buy and their rewards program.
At Hee-Haw Marketing, Paul has an ongoing issue with the sloppiness of a Kohl's store.
John Moore at Brand Autopsy concludes that if Gap went out of business, it would be ok with him.
What is your tolerance level for a brand, before it slips into the 'criticism zone'? When are you willing to forgive a brand, and how many mistakes are required before you throw a brand under the bus?
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