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How Social Networking Saved Me Money and Exposed Corporate Dishonesty

By Mike Ellsworth Posted on July 15, 2010 Posted in Social Computing Tagged with dishonesty, fail, GE, General Electric, social computing, social media, social networking, washing machine, washing machine fix

Social computing helped me find a solution GE doesn’t want you to know about. Plus, I made my wife cry.

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