Nelle writes:
Welcome to The Butter Trough!
By July 31, 2006
In a delicious confluence of form and function, The Butter Trough of Atlanta, GA is the world’s first fully advertising supported restaurant.
UPDATE: Bally’s Tele-Customer Service Blows
By July 25, 2006
After his complaint appeared here on The Consumerist, Garth reports his ongoing issue with Bally’s double-billing him got fixed up ship-shape.
Bally’s Tele-Customer Service Blows
By July 1, 2006
Garth writes in complaining about his workout join. They’re triple-billing him, he says. Not only that, they seem to be actually messing with his mind when he tries to remedy the situation through the telephone customer service: 20 minute holds, inane music and telling him to fax his bank records in to numbers that aren’t even valid fax lines.
Delta’s Carpet Doesn’t Match Its Drapes, Settles For a Brazillian
By May 19, 2006
Things have gotten really bad for Delta lately. Not only are they asking employees to volunteer to clean their airplanes, but, perhaps more damning, their aircraft are reportedly suffering from interior decoration failures. You know an airline is in straits most dire when they can’t even afford good drapery, without which, steerage class passengers are treated to full-frontal views of the world of delights and splendor that is first class. Bucky Turco was one such plebe and, armed with camera, documented the horror story.
Yet Another Comcast Customer Burned
By April 26, 2006
Comcast, why is your scheduling system made out of peanut-butter and bits of baling wire?
