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With social media on the rise, internet advertising feels absolutely inescapable.

With our newsfeeds peppered with ads, more social media influencers turning to user-generated content opportunities, and ads pausing our video-watching experiences, ads are seriously everywhere.

After seeing some companies and brands over and over again, we're less likely to support them, just on principle. They're like the Top 40 songs we hate on the radio because of the frequent replays.

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People Divulge Which Brands Can F*** Off
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There are many cases where a company or product promises good quality or intentions.

But that isn't always the case as some companies fail to deliver and they make off with your hard-earned cash.

In an instantly gratifying world, consumers are quick to go after the things they want with the click of a button as long as they have the funds.

But they should keep a close eye on where their money is going toward.

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People Divulge Which Brands They Absolutely Swear By

Don't be alarmed: There are some terrible corporations out there (looking at you, Nestle) but there are also some great brands that are selling decent products.

I know, surprising, right? Maybe we've all just gotten used to brands selling things of questionable quality that when we stumble across something worthwhile it stuns us.

Hold on tight when you find a brand deserving of your loyalty!

People shared their thoughts with us after Redditor spwf asked the online community,

"What brand(s) do you swear by and why?"
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People Break Down Which Brands They'll Never Buy From Ever Again
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With so many options for nearly every product on the market, people have exactly zero patience whatsoever when a brand disrespects their time or money.

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In a time where money talks more than anything else, the consumer's dollar holds a lot of power.

Withholding that dollar from unethical brands makes a big statement, not just about the brand, but about the buyer. What capitalistic nonsense do they refuse to engage in?

And also, if they continue spending their money there, such as Chik-Fil-A, what kind of atrocities are they committed to engaging in?

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