What's Your Perspective On HSBC Anal Rapage?

Apropos, we suppose, of HSBC’s ineffectual customer service, and their recent, “What’s your perspective?” campaign, here is some of that vaunted user-generated content.

The internet is magical. Bringing companies and consumers closer than ever before. — BEN POPKEN

HSBC [Maulleigh's Place]

Comments

  1. din says:

    I can’t see any naughty bits or anything, so I really don’t get the whole NSFW outcry. I’m probably just broken, though. also, as distasteful as the rape analogy may be, at least the adjective “dry” wasn’t also inserted. also also, user generated content, not consumerist generated content. while it mightn’t have been the best decision to post it here, it was tossed together by an unhappy customer sharing their perspective, not ben.

  2. icewall says:

    The unhappy customer has nothing to say or any perspective to share on their blog about the subject either. I don’t see any productive reason why this site shouldn’t be useful in the workplace or for kids; businesses and children have to buy things just like the rest of us.

    I personally was not offended or angered, I’m just pointing out that the users here have gone to bat for this site to defend it. Why ruin it for them? For an article with no relevance, no substance and no humor?

    This isn’t a monkey’s tea party, someone has to approve the stuff that gets posted. I like this site and don’t want to see it ruined by simple carelessness.

  3. synergy says:

    I agree, I shouldn’t be loading this page from work, so I have no leg to stand on for bitching about “NSFW.” I’m a big girl. I know that loading a page on the Internets is like playing Russian Roulette. Deal.

    I’m only offended that this is so lacking in content. Especially since I just finished going through the ordeal of opening an account with HSBC after a post on Consumerist about the high APY on savings accounts. Is Consumerist going bipolar?

  4. Sherri-Anne Myers says:

    This is totally Hilarious, I am glad to see someone walk on the edge with this, HSBC needs to be exposed one way or another