We’ve all had those moments when we’ve said we’ll never buy from a certain company again. Whether it’s due to a frustrating customer service experience, unethical business practices, massive company controversies, or just overall dissatisfaction with the product or service, it’s easy to get fed up with a company and vow to never give them our business again.
But it turns out we’re not alone in feeling this way. In fact, a recent survey from LendingTree found that about 1 in 4 American consumers are currently boycotting a company they spent money on in the past due to bad experiences or values that didn’t align with their own. And with the power of social media and online reviews, it’s easier than ever for consumers to share their grievances and warn others about brands to avoid.
We recently stumbled upon a Reddit post where people shared which brands they’ll never buy from again — and the little thing was basically begging to be shared here on Bored Panda.
We spent an unhealthy amount of time reading which companies people say you should avoid like the plague, and the responses were nothing short of epic. From big corporations to fast fashion brands, it’s clear that no company is immune to the wrath of unhappy customers, as consumers have a zero-tolerance policy for BS. But don’t just take our word for it — check out this list of brands people have sworn off for good. But be warned, this list may inspire you to join the boycott brigade.
#4
"Jimmy Johns. When I saw a pic of the CEO holding up the head of a giraffe after he killed it for sport I've never gone there since. Sickening."
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97points
#5

"Anything Elon Musk. A long time ago I thought he was cool. That kinda wore off..."
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97points
#7
hellogriff wrote:
"Mypillow."
"Mypillow."
PantlessAvenger replied:
"It's a bag of shredded foam. I'll never understand how that company got as big as it did."
"It's a bag of shredded foam. I'll never understand how that company got as big as it did."
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70points
#12
"Not that I'm the target audience, but GOOP. sounds like a cultist capitalist's wet dream."
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62points
#13
"Abercrombie and Fitch. Purely based in principle. I know there’s a new owner but I remember when their racist tshirts were all the rage and when ‘fat’ people weren’t allowed to wear their clothes. Based on that alone, they are dead to me."
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56points
#15
kingbouncerwrote:
"Luis Vuitton."
"Luis Vuitton."
picklesandmustard replied:
"I don’t understand LV. It’s ugly overpriced plastic."
"I don’t understand LV. It’s ugly overpriced plastic."
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52points
#16
JonnyZero0 wrote:
"Tesla."
"Tesla."
Tom__mm replied:
"Couple of years ago, might have considered it. Now, never."
"Couple of years ago, might have considered it. Now, never."
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51points
#20
"Mary Kay, Pampered Chef, LuLaRoe, DoTerra Oils, Young Living Oils, Norwex, It Works! etc. Any and all of the MLM's."
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45points






