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| − | < | + | <noinclude>[[Image: Intuit.jpg| 96px|right]]</noinclude>Intuit makes the bad choice to punish companies for selling products they don't like. It backfires. I worked for Intuit and used their products before -- but if I have a choice, I never ever will again. It is certainly in a private companies purview to choose their customers -- but there's a responsible or douchey way to do it. And it's also within the customers purview to choose the companies they do business with. So the lash gets the backlash. |
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* https://www.westernjournal.com/ct/credit-company-launches-attack-on-gun-lovers-refuses-to-process-orders-in-gun-related-purchases/ | * https://www.westernjournal.com/ct/credit-company-launches-attack-on-gun-lovers-refuses-to-process-orders-in-gun-related-purchases/ | ||
Revision as of 15:01, 29 January 2019
Intuit makes the bad choice to punish companies for selling products they don't like. It backfires. I worked for Intuit and used their products before -- but if I have a choice, I never ever will again. It is certainly in a private companies purview to choose their customers -- but there's a responsible or douchey way to do it. And it's also within the customers purview to choose the companies they do business with. So the lash gets the backlash.
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