30 Companies People Can’t Believe Are Still In Business

I think the Kartrashians are more plastic than human.

Now they are more butt than human, though

Some of them are actually nice people but the fact they're famous and rich for literally nothing except Kims porno makes me dislike them. Also Kris and Kourtney are horrible personalities anyway

wish they stop polluting medias with their useless and tasteless presence

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I thought 'Kardashian' was a synonym for 'Facade'

Agree. However, until this monopoly is busted up in the USA, it will remain THE ticket provider. The way their contracts work with all the major arenas, any concert held in one must go through ticketmaster.

You mean Ticketbastard? I mean, that's what we called it 20 years ago.

$20 ticket ends up being $456377.89

I totally agree - and I know I'm with a lot of people when I say I loathe TicketMonster, or TicketBastard, whatever you want to call it (I've heard it called terms that would get censored on BP). I won't go to any event that sells tickets only through this evil outfit.

that's because they own almost everything

Industrial farming is supported by child slave labor, every single clothing brand is built off of outsourced slave labor. Fenty, marc jacobs, tommy hilfiger, Nautica, Armani to name a few, are made in ROMANIA (among other cheap places) Workers are paid $3 an hour, the cost of materials that goes into an item is literal PENNIES, and the same material is used to make items that cost $20 and the items that cost $1000+ Absolutely everything you buy, and everything that YOU do is built on, or causes suffering and widespread destruction. And absolutely everyone knows this, even if they've deluded themselves into believing their own personal convenience and gratification somehow justifies their actions. Nestle is playing the game a larger scale, but it's exactly the same level of terrible as the average individual.

Nestle is one of the hardest brands to boycott because they OWN ALMOST EVERYTHING. They are one of the largest food brands in the world. Plus, many other their products go by different names in other countries which makes it even more difficult. Nestle-653...nsored.jpg

Nestle is apparently losing money. They have removed several major food brands from Canada as they "aren't profitable".

not easy, but I try not to buy their products

First thing I uninstall on every new laptop.

Living no more here.

The scammer spam needs them.

I remember getting McAfee for free on one of my computers and it was getting in the way of my finance software. It took us a while and finally the technician asked if I had MA installed. Got uninstalled. Never had a problem after that.

Where to even begin with Wells Fargo? At least you'll be robbed sans the shotgun and cowboy costume...

Any big bank. WF is not an outlier.

I used to work for a well known local bank, moved up in the company pretty well, till things started to stall out. I went back to school, switched careers and quit. A year later all my former coworkers (and Dad and stepmom) were laid off when Wells Fargo bought the bank. So glad I listened to my gut and left before then.

Most all banks, really?????? Credit Unions are way better.

I had an account with Wells Fargo for many years, and closed it in 2018. I still have an account with Bilk of America, tho. Fortunately, I am with a credit union, and someday hope to put all of my bank moolah in it.

Their business model works for so many MLMs. The customers are all the poor people that have been hoodwinked into buying a starter kit as their first step on the road to success. Makes me so angry.

My friends mom used to be in a weight loss gummies pyramid scheme, my friend ate them from her jar and got no problems because they were probably just normal gummies

I don't like that things like this still exist, but I understand why. It's people wanting quick fixes to their ailments, or easy ways to fix something they are insecure about, so these companies capitalize on that by claiming to have some magic potion, basically, that will help with [insert ailments or physical "defects" here]. I don't know if they are still going, but at one point people were selling "miracle mineral spirits", which were just the mineral spirits used as paint thinner or stripper, or sometimes even just bleach. It's kinda terrible that people do that stuff.

Someone once was explaining to me how the cryptocurrency market was changing. I had no idea what they were talking about but it came off a bit coin descending

Yeah. Only bitcoin and ethereum are the only proven cryptocurrencies. The major issues? It's damn near impossible to use as your daily currency and there's zero financial safety net like traditional banking has for fraud.

There was a place like this in my hometown that had a clearance sale because it was going out of business (opheffingsuitverkoop in Dutch) for over 25 years. I was shocked to find out it finally closed for good about six months ago.

One in my town had all the big red font signs but it said Going Out "For" Business. They were up for decades I swear.

Believing "Going out of business" is like believing in perpetual motion !

We had one of these in our area for 10+ years, they finally completely closed it down. Now its an Amazon hub.

Kirby is still a phenomenal vacuum!

Can't be a Kirby hoover, Hoover is a different company

Shows just how well a brand has made its way into a term. Hoover is a Company as is Kirby. Just that Hoover is now what we generally call a vacuum cleaner.

Same as several others here - I worked selling Kirby's back in the early '90's - left after two weeks due to the shady practices of the "franchisee" that I worked for. That said, my mum loved her Kirby's, and I still have the last one she bought back in 1995, and it is still working perfectly. Sadly, I don't use it anymore, as it is too heavy to carry up and down stairs.

No better Vac on the market.

They already know who's gonna arrive and when so they plan accordingly

The Amazing Randi was a stage magician who dedicated most of his professional life to exposing psychics. He held a million dollars in trust for any psychic that could prove their abilities. No one was ever able to do so.

I'm starting to think that malls themselves are just fronts for money laundering. Who the hell needs Lenscrafters, knockoff "Oriental" furniture, Persion rugs, a phone case that says "It's Wine O'clock," and a churro? And if you do, I know just the place...lol

I might be the one-off here but before, years ago, when I bought Christmas stuff, it was the best place to do everything in one shot. It was mostly arts and crafts as gifts. I also bought my first set of stamps (stamping with ink) there and a few things that you can't find elsewhere. I don't care about knockoffs and that kind of things, I'm more into crafty things.