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What's up with all the macbook complaints?
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<blockquote data-quote="D3v1L80Y" data-source="post: 276249" data-attributes="member: 2960"><p>Absolutely none. :black: That wasn't my point, though.Again, I tend to agree mostly. If a person does have a negative experiece... well that is a big deal to them, as it very well should be at times. However, in today's self-centered society, instead of filing a formal, professional, personal, and singular client to company complaint with the manufacturer, store, service provider, etc... more people are apt to rant and roar as loudly as they can, to try and make it a big deal for the rest of the masses... the majority of whom don't share the same sentiment or experience.As have I for many, many years. The vast majority of people will never encounter any issues, mishaps, problems, or complaints with something they purchase or pay for. As such, they have no reason to really voice any opinion on the matter. In contrast, the minority of people who do have problems feel compelled to bark about it ... even long after the issue has been reconciled, repaired, reimbursed, and rectified by the company. Rather than accept that the company has made an effort to appease them (and often, the company does), they choose to remain bitter.</p><p></p><p>My point here is simple: the number of people who have bad experiences are more often than not the vast <em>minority</em> of consumers. While it can be wise to hear what they have to say, one should realize that their experiences are often the extreme worst-case scenario. Just because it may seem that you hear a large amount of negative stories, does not mean that you should expect those negative results or that those stories are the norm.</p><p>:black:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="D3v1L80Y, post: 276249, member: 2960"] Absolutely none. :black: That wasn't my point, though.Again, I tend to agree mostly. If a person does have a negative experiece... well that is a big deal to them, as it very well should be at times. However, in today's self-centered society, instead of filing a formal, professional, personal, and singular client to company complaint with the manufacturer, store, service provider, etc... more people are apt to rant and roar as loudly as they can, to try and make it a big deal for the rest of the masses... the majority of whom don't share the same sentiment or experience.As have I for many, many years. The vast majority of people will never encounter any issues, mishaps, problems, or complaints with something they purchase or pay for. As such, they have no reason to really voice any opinion on the matter. In contrast, the minority of people who do have problems feel compelled to bark about it ... even long after the issue has been reconciled, repaired, reimbursed, and rectified by the company. Rather than accept that the company has made an effort to appease them (and often, the company does), they choose to remain bitter. My point here is simple: the number of people who have bad experiences are more often than not the vast [i]minority[/i] of consumers. While it can be wise to hear what they have to say, one should realize that their experiences are often the extreme worst-case scenario. Just because it may seem that you hear a large amount of negative stories, does not mean that you should expect those negative results or that those stories are the norm. :black: [/QUOTE]
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