What are the most UNETHICAL companies?
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What are the most UNETHICAL companies?
What are the most UNETHICAL companies that you have dealt with?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Re: What are the most UNETHICAL companies?
Shouldn't you just ask which companies you should short sell?
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Re: What are the most UNETHICAL companies?
Pro Computer Center on Santa Monica Blvd in LA. They totally ripped me off, never go there:
http://www.yelp.com/biz/pro-computer-ce ... -angeles-2
http://www.yelp.com/biz/pro-computer-ce ... -angeles-2
Re: What are the most UNETHICAL companies?
Some of those I've worked for, unfortunately...
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Re: What are the most UNETHICAL companies?
For me, it was Guardian Retirement Services and Peachtree Planning.
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Why do you ask a such a provocative and potentially dangerous question? Seems odd for a second post...
You only live once...
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Sure.... :roll:
Sure.... :roll:
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Re: What are the most UNETHICAL companies?
What some company's do is unbelievable,it's probably criminal.I'm like you with the unethical things my employers have doneRTR2006 wrote:Some of those I've worked for, unfortunately...
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Re: What are the most UNETHICAL companies?
The major insurance and financial companies are both ethical (teaching initiates regulations and legal requirements as well as ethical behavior) and totally unethical (pushing sales of inappropriate products, encouraging ruthless selling practices). A real dichotomy of behavior. I will not name these companies but they advertise on TV during football games and golf tournaments.
The real estate and banking industry are likewise.
The car business is ruthless. Your local car dealer (insert name).
Weapons manufacturers.
All these companies are generally very profitable and I highly recommend you working for them.
The real estate and banking industry are likewise.
The car business is ruthless. Your local car dealer (insert name).
Weapons manufacturers.
All these companies are generally very profitable and I highly recommend you working for them.

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Re: What are the most UNETHICAL companies?
Not so odd when the first post was "Which Companies/Industries do you think are in decline?"Midpack wrote:Why do you ask a such a provocative and potentially dangerous question? Seems odd for a second post...
Keep those questions coming

I get the FI part but not the RE part of FIRE.
Re: What are the most UNETHICAL companies?
Considering the first question was along the lines of 'which companies/industries are in decline?' it seems somewhat obvious to me that it's someone looking for ideas on companies that may face a falling stock price in the future.Midpack wrote:Why do you ask a such a provocative and potentially dangerous question? Seems odd for a second post...
Or perhaps I'm just cynical.
Re: What are the most UNETHICAL companies?
protect america alarm monitoring /security system company in austin,TX.
http://www.bbb.org/central-texas/busine ... n-tx-44024
757 complaints closed with BBB in last 3 years .
look like the name should be changed to cheating america .
http://www.bbb.org/central-texas/busine ... n-tx-44024
757 complaints closed with BBB in last 3 years .
look like the name should be changed to cheating america .
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Re: What are the most UNETHICAL companies?
True. When I think of ways to find profitable shorts in the market, bogleheads.org always comes to mindtyrion wrote:Considering the first question was along the lines of 'which companies/industries are in decline?' it seems somewhat obvious to me that it's someone looking for ideas on companies that may face a falling stock price in the future.Midpack wrote:Why do you ask a such a provocative and potentially dangerous question? Seems odd for a second post...
Or perhaps I'm just cynical.

I get the FI part but not the RE part of FIRE.
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Re: What are the most UNETHICAL companies?
Hmm...HardKnocker wrote: Weapons manufacturers.
Some of those companies probably saved my life. I bet the same is true for some others on the board.
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