How social media are amplifying customer outrage

derf · 07-23-2011, 12:11 PM

I dunno, I guess I just see too many online protests go nowhere that I am convinced that they don't work as well s they are portrayed on the news.

I also don't know anyone on twitter, and have only ever looked at the site out of curiosity.

By the way, don't buy bp gas this weekend, they leaked into the environment again, and pirelli tires are bad because some dude in missisipi had a bad experience on a set of tires that lated him 10k miles, also don't shop at trick tape because they took a week to send me my order.

See my skepticism about this article? The only part I truley agree with is the last 2 paragraphs

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07-23-2011, 12:11 PM	#1
derf token jewboy Join Date: Nov 2008 Moto: CBR 900, KLR ugly ass duckling, Gas Man Posts: 10,799	I dunno, I guess I just see too many online protests go nowhere that I am convinced that they don't work as well s they are portrayed on the news. I also don't know anyone on twitter, and have only ever looked at the site out of curiosity. By the way, don't buy bp gas this weekend, they leaked into the environment again, and pirelli tires are bad because some dude in missisipi had a bad experience on a set of tires that lated him 10k miles, also don't shop at trick tape because they took a week to send me my order. See my skepticism about this article? The only part I truley agree with is the last 2 paragraphs