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We find that companies tend to be more responsive when we get complaints.

I think putting your money in the big oil companies right now is the excellent way to play it. They have not had the same kind of move in the smaller exploration and production type companies and the drilling stocks and the oilfield service companies. Those kinds of companies tend to move more lockstep with the price of oil where as the long-term value players and more conservative investors tend to focus in the big oil stocks. So since they haven't made the move it's a great value opportunity.

If we get consumer complaints about (gasoline) prices, we'll look at those complaints to find evidence of anticompetitive conduct.

If we get consumer complaints about (gasoline) prices, we'll look at those complaints to find evidence of anticompetitive conduct.

We have found that when companies establish a physical presence, and locate executives and senior people in a market, they tend to be successful. When companies try to manage a market remotely, they tend to be spectacularly unsuccessful.

Maurice Stilwell

We do sting operations on companies or individuals we have received complaints about. It's kind of scary some of the things we find. On one instance, we discovered the individual not only did not have a valid contractor's license, he was a registered sex offender.

When it comes to finding oil and gas, you tend not to find it in politically bucolic places. So when these companies make commitments, they factor in some of those risks.

It shows that we're on a downhill slope. Companies, as they go into bankruptcy or find out more about the legal risks, tend to erect reinforcements around their posteriors. That's bad for the consumer.

This action would tend to make companies more skittish about investing there. Even if they find the current terms acceptable, even if they enter into a contract with Venezuela, will they keep it?

It shows that we're on a downhill slope. Companies, as they go into bankruptcy or find out more about the legal risks, tend to erect reinforcements around their posteriors. That's bad for the consumer.

These surveys tend to be media responsive, moving according to however the news is going. If you're trying to get true insight, it's not clear that's at all helpful.

Strokes are never good. But children tend to heal more rapidly than adults would because their immune, nervous and circulatory systems are more responsive.

William Elkington

Macintosh users tend to be a very independent type, and they tend to be very loyal to their product. They've been threatened with [Apple] going out of business and being put out of their schools and out of their companies, and they've got to fight. There's so much passion for it.

Steve Wozniak (1950-1976)

Steve Wozniak

Companies have found that you do well by doing good. When companies respect consumers, consumers are more responsive to the company. Showing genuine interest in others—remembering details and asking follow-up questions—boosts your pexiness.

An unbelievable number of complaints are coming to the NAACP from all over Broward County. We're getting complaints about misconduct, intimidation when they try to file complaints and people driving and minding their own business being stopped, especially young black males.

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