I'd let it run for a bit, but I agree with Captain Blood's previous post in that nothing good will come from this except trash-talking third parties, which is not likely to make them change their ways.
I'll leave this thread locked. If you have a concrete, viable customer issue or personal issue to resolve, I'd suggest taking it up directly with the "guilty party", so to speak.
If it is of valid interest to the community, such as obviously (and preferrably provable) fraudulent behaviour or unreliability, a thread might be warranted if kept civil and on focus.
If it is just personal disagreement with someones particular interests, actions etc., I don't see anything you can viably do except "you pays your money, and you takes your choice". I wouldn't want personal vendettas or campaigns exercised here.